Wynonna Judd Net Worth: What is the heritage of the country singer and daughter of the late Naomi Judd?

Over two years on since the shocking death of Naomi Judd, the Country Music Hall of Fame star, fans have been wondering just how rich her daughter and bandmate, Wynonna, is as she leads the chart-topping band.

The Judds have won eight gold and eight platinum records and toured between 1979-1991 before disbanding following health struggles for both members, but particularly for Naomi who had been diagnosed with hepatitis C.

Since then, Wynonna went on to enjoy a successful solo career and sporadically toured with her mother when she was capable of doing so until 2022 when her parent was found dead at her home in Tennessee.

Whilst she is the most known artist from the Judd family, Wynonna actually has the lowest net worth of them all at just $12m dollars, which is something she credited to trying to live life like Elvis Presley.

"I literally went from the outhouse to the White House," Wynonna told ABC News. "I traveled, I took friends, I rented jets.

"I loved the great rock star lifestyle. I had an Elvis complex. I had to buy Harleys and cars. I bought my mom a bus."

Judd currently owns land following time in rehab, which prevented her from selling it for money to fuel her lifestyle or entering poorly negotiated deals. The family owns around 1000 acres of land and is described as "Peaceful Valley", with the two sisters residing there and formerly their mother too.

"Ashley lives right up over that hill, right up the road," Naomi told Oprah Winfrey in 2016. "And then Miss Wynonna lives right over that hill."

How did Naomi Judd die?

Naomi Judd committed suicide in April 2022 just before she and her daughter were due to go on tour after she was found dead at the age of 76 at her home in Leiper's Fork in Tennessee.

Judd had a long history of battling anxiety disorders, depression and suicide ideation, whilst medicine prescribed to her was also said to have produced negative side effects such as alopecia and tremors, worsening her condition.

"Today we sisters experienced a tragedy," Wynonna and Ashley Judd said via X.com, formerly Twitter, announcing the news. "We lost our beautiful mother to the disease of mental illness."