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One Direction Were Europe's Top-Earning Celebrities of 2016

One Direction tops this year's list of Europe's highest paid celebrities, despite having spent it on hiatus.

One Direction tops this year’s list of Europe’s highest paid celebrities, despite having spent it on hiatus. 

As a group, Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson and Niall Horan brought in $110 million over the past 12 months, Forbes reports. This income comes from the tail-end of their $200 million-plus On The Road Again tour and endorsement deals with Pepsi and Colgate. All of this made 1D the top-earning band in the world and the second highest among all celebrities, trailing Taylor Swift‘s $170 million. 

Overall, musicians dominated the list, taking six of the top 10 spots. 

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Adele locked in the third-place position with $80.5 million, thanks to sales of her 2015 album 25 and her global arena tour. She is the list’s only woman. 

Elsewhere, the Rolling Stones placed fifth with $66.5 million, followed by Calvin Harris with $63 million and Paul McCartney with $56.5 million. U2 placed ninth on the list with $55 million. 

Showing the list’s age range, 1D’s Styles is the youngest at 22 and the Rolling Stones’ drummer, Charlie Watts, is the oldest at 75. 

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10. Gordon Ramsay, $54 million, United Kingdom
9. U2, $55 million, Ireland
8. Novak Djokovic, $56 million, Serbia
7. Paul McCartney, $56.5 million, United Kingdom
6. Calvin Harris, $63 million, Scotland
5. The Rolling Stones, $66.5 million, United Kingdom 
4. Roger Federer, $68 million, Switzerland
3. Adele, $80.5 million, United Kingdom 
2. Cristiano Ronaldo, $88 million, Portugal
1. One Direction, $110 million, United Kingdom 

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