Amy Childs' net worth is usually put at around £5 million, but that figure comes from a Spear's estimate published in March 2016, and nobody has published a better-sourced one since. Her company accounts give a much smaller, narrower picture: her main trading company reported net assets of £69,370 at 29 June 2025, and her property company £27,152 at 28 February 2025.
Those two sets of numbers measure different things, which is where most online estimates go wrong. ITV2's three-part special Amy Childs: A TOWIE Wedding aired from 10 to 12 November, putting the former TOWIE star and her husband Billy Delbosq back on screen. Here is what can actually be checked about her money, and what can't.
Amy Childs net worth 2026: the short answer
There is no verified figure. The best-known estimate, £5 million from Spear's, is now more than ten years old. Celebrity Net Worth lists her at $6 million, but these aggregator figures are indicative only and don't show their workings. Her filings at Companies House are real and recent, but they only cover what sits inside her companies. They leave out anything she holds personally: her home, savings, pensions and any money already paid out to her as salary or dividends.
| Amy Childs at a glance | |
|---|---|
| Full name | Amy Andrea Childs |
| Born | 7 June 1990, Barking, London |
| Known for | The Only Way Is Essex (ITV2, from 2010; returned 2020) |
| Husband | Billy Delbosq (married 11 April 2026, Marylebone Town Hall) |
| Children | Four: Polly, Ritchie, and twins Billy and Millie |
| Published net worth estimates | ~£5m (Spear's, March 2016); $6m (Celebrity Net Worth, undated) |
| Amy Childs Enterprises Ltd, net assets | £69,370 at 29 June 2025 (£102,922 a year earlier) |
| Amy Property Company Ltd, net assets | £27,152 at 28 February 2025 |
How Amy Childs made her money
Childs was a beautician in Essex before TOWIE made her famous in 2010. She left in 2011 and moved fast to cash in on the profile. In 2011 she finished fourth on Channel 5's Celebrity Big Brother, and Channel 5 gave her her own series, It's All About Amy, which ran from December 2011 to January 2012 before it was cancelled after one series.
Beyond television, Spear's reported that she:
- ran the Amy Childs beauty salon and the Amy Childs boutique in Brentwood;
- launched her own fragrance in August 2012;
- sold her own range of tanning products, eyelashes and beauty products;
- signed with the agency Can Associates, presented a regular fashion slot on ITV's This Morning and put her name to a ghost-written column in New! magazine.
More TV followed: Channel 4's The Bank Job (2012) and The Jump (2014), a return to TOWIE in 2020 and a run on E4's Celebs Go Dating the same year. None of those fees have been made public, so we haven't guessed at them.
What her company accounts show
Companies House records list Childs, born June 1990, as a director of a string of companies set up since 2011. Most were registered for fashion, beauty or retail activities, and several have since been dissolved, among them Dolly Diamonds Limited, Key Fashion Limited, Celebrity Fashion Clothing Limited and Amy Childs Boutique Limited. Three are active: two older companies, and a new one added this year.
Amy Childs Enterprises Limited
Incorporated on 16 June 2011 and registered under TV programming and broadcasting, its name and registered activity suggest it is the vehicle for her media work. Its micro-entity accounts for the year to 29 June 2025, signed by Childs on 14 July 2026, show:
- net assets of £69,370, down from £102,922 a year earlier;
- current assets of £84,381 (2024: £106,195) and fixed assets of £9,235 (2024: £19,235);
- one employee on average in both years.
Micro-entity accounts don't include a profit and loss account. That means turnover and dividends aren't shown, and the drop in net assets can't be read as a loss. Money may simply have been paid out to her.
Amy Property Company Limited
Childs is the only director named in this company's accounts and is registered as owning 75% or more of its shares. Its accounts for the year to 28 February 2025 report land and buildings carried at £218,566, matched almost entirely by £209,211 of bank loans due after more than one year (£70,779 of it due in more than five years). Net assets come to £27,152.
One caveat: that £218,566 is historical cost, not today's market value. The property may well be worth more than the accounts say. Either way, at book value it's a mortgaged property with little equity on top, not a hidden property empire.
A new company in 2026: My Polly Ltd
My Polly Ltd was incorporated on 21 August 2026 and registered for retail sale of clothing. Childs holds between 25% and 50% of it, and her cousin and former TOWIE co-star Harry Derbidge is also listed as a director. The name matches her eldest daughter's. The company is too new to have filed accounts.
Treat company accounts as a partial snapshot. They show what sits inside each company on one date. They don't show personal property, pensions or money already drawn out.
The wedding, and the ITV2 special
Childs and Delbosq, the First Dates regular she has been with since 2021, got engaged in 2023, the year their twins were born. Their first wedding plans fell apart when her mother, Julie, had a heart attack. They were married at Marylebone Town Hall on 11 April 2026, Heart reported, and Childs posted that they were already planning "our next wedding".
That second celebration is the Spanish wedding in ITV's Amy Childs: A TOWIE Wedding, three episodes on ITV2 and ITVX at 9pm on 10, 11 and 12 November. Whatever ITV paid for the series hasn't been disclosed, and the company accounts above, which end in June 2025, predate it.
What about Billy Delbosq's net worth?
Searches for "Billy Delbosq net worth" have risen with the wedding, but no reliable estimate of his wealth has been published, so we haven't put one forward. He is best known from Channel 4's First Dates. Any combined "couple's fortune" figure would be guesswork too, so we've left it out.
The bottom line
Amy Childs has turned a 2010 reality show into years of TV work and a run of her own businesses. The £5 million figure you will see repeated is a 2016 estimate, not an audit. On the public record, her two companies with filed accounts reported net assets of £96,522 between them. That is not a measure of her personal wealth, and it is a long way from £5 million. For more on how reality TV fame turns into money, see our pieces on Molly-Mae Hague's fortune, Maya Jama's company accounts and Rosie Fortescue's wealth beyond reality TV.
