Michael Jackson Named Highest-Paid Deceased Celebrity of 2025

2025 Michael Jackson

Even in 2025, the King of Pop continues to reign supreme — Michael Jackson has officially been named the highest-paid deceased celebrity of the year.

According to Forbes, Michael Jackson earned around $105 million over the past year, making him the highest-paid deceased celebrity of 2025. This marks yet another year of dominance for the late pop legend, whose influence continues to be felt across generations.

With Halloween just passing, it’s no surprise that Thriller surged in popularity once again. Fans all over social media have been posting dance videos, recreating his iconic choreography, and even streaming the Michael Jackson: The Experience game during live sessions. It’s become an annual online celebration — a modern-day tribute to one of the most influential artists in music history.

Though Jackson passed away in June 2009, his music, moves, and unmistakable artistry continue to set the standard for pop culture. From his timeless tracks to his record-breaking music videos, MJ’s impact hasn’t faded a bit — if anything, it’s only grown stronger with each passing year.




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