RYLAN Clark still has a lot to smile about despite his split from husband Dan Neal in 2021.
The Sun can reveal that the 33-year-old is sitting on a property empire worth £1.2m, taking his total business assets to a cool £2.7m.
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Presenter Rylan lives in a five bedroom Essex home, which he shared with Dan until their high-profile split.
The self-confessed Big Brother super fan – and series winner – even has his own Diary Room – complete with the actual Diary Room chair from his series back in 2013.
And earlier this year, the former Strictly: It Takes Two host showed off his impressive garden at the huge property.
His accounts showed that an increase in properties has boosted fixed assets held at Rylan’s private firm Luxenoa by £300k.
Its latest property takes its bricks and mortar holdings to £1,286,656
Rylan previously signed off the accounts which were for the year ended 30 April 2021.
As well as his property, the business held £85,120 in current assets to take the number of total assets held to £1,331,303.
After allowing for long term liabilities at £1,200,574 Luxenoa retained £130,729 in capital and reserves.
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Rylan first set up the business back in 2018.
While Luxenoa looks after Rylan’s property, Rylan Limited handles his TV earnings.
This firm was set-up by him in 2013, reporting its nature of business on Companies House as ‘performing arts.’
Previous accounts in 2022 show that he held £1,644,487 in assets at this firm.
They comprised £1,292,076 in monies owed to his business, as well as cash held at £352,411.
After allowing or bills it held £1,388,988 in shareholder funds as at 31 August 2020.
Accounts also show how its net worth has shot up through the years.
Climbing from £81,450 in 2014, its first year of trading, to £230,140 in 2016, £605,030 in 2017 before passing £1 million in 2019 with a £1,049,099 net worth.
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