Camila Cabello: net worth, age, height, boyfriend and life story

Camila Cabello, born Karla Camila Cabello Estrabao on March 3, 1997, in Cojímar, Havana, Cuba, is a 29-year-old Cuban-American singer and songwriter whose net worth is estimated at $25 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. She rose to fame as a member of the girl group Fifth Harmony, then became a solo star with the global hit Havana, the number one duet Señorita and four studio albums. She has never married and has no children, and as of November 2026 she has no reliably confirmed current boyfriend following the end of her relationship with Henry Junior Chalhoub.

Quick facts

Biography and early life

Karla Camila Cabello Estrabao was born on March 3, 1997, in Cojímar, a fishing neighborhood of Havana, Cuba, so her birthday falls in early March and she turned 29 in March 2026. According to Celebrity Net Worth, her childhood was split between two countries. Her father, Alejandro Cabello, was from Mexico City, and her mother, Sinuhe Estrabao, was from Cuba, and the family moved back and forth between Havana and Mexico City during her early years. When Cabello was six years old, she, her mother and her younger sister, Sofia, immigrated to Miami, Florida. Her father could not obtain a visa at that time and joined the family about a year and a half later. She became a United States citizen in 2008.

That background is the precise answer to the nationality question her profile always raises. She was born in Cuba, holds her Mexican heritage through her father, grew up largely in Miami and has been an American citizen since 2008, which is why she is most accurately described as a Cuban-American singer of Cuban and Mexican heritage. She attended Miami Palmetto High School but left in ninth grade to pursue singing, later earning a high school diploma. Music had been her focus since childhood: she grew up on Latin music and taught herself performance partly by studying the singers she admired, before auditioning for a televised talent show at 15 changed the course of her life.

Her family remains a recurring reference point in her work. Her third album took its title, Familia, directly from that heritage, and its songs draw on the Cuban and Mexican music she heard at home. Her parents and her sister Sofia are the family members named consistently across her published biographies, and she has spoken in interviews about the immigration experience, including the period when her father was still separated from the family, as a formative part of her story. No part of that account requires embellishment: the documented facts of a Havana birth, a Mexico City childhood in part, a move to Miami at six and citizenship at eleven already explain the identity her music returns to repeatedly.

Career

Cabello first became famous in 2012 as a member of Fifth Harmony. She auditioned as a solo singer on the second season of The X Factor USA, singing Aretha Franklin’s Respect, although licensing issues kept that audition from airing. After elimination, she was brought back with four other contestants, Ally Brooke, Normani, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui, to form a group. Fifth Harmony finished third, signed a joint deal with Syco Music and Epic Records, released the EP Better Together in 2013 and then the studio albums Reflection in 2015 and 7/27 in 2016. Their singles Worth It and Work from Home became major international hits, and the group became one of the best-selling girl groups of its era. While still a member, Cabello began recording outside the group, releasing the duet I Know What You Did Last Summer with Shawn Mendes in 2015 and Bad Things with Machine Gun Kelly in 2016, which reached number four on the Billboard Hot 100.

On December 18, 2016, Fifth Harmony confirmed that Cabello had left the group to pursue a solo career. Her debut solo single, Crying in the Club, arrived in May 2017, but the breakthrough was Havana, featuring Young Thug, released that August. The song reached number one in the United States, the United Kingdom and many other countries, and in June 2018 it became Spotify’s most-streamed song by a solo female artist at that time, with more than 888 million streams. Her debut solo album, Camila, released in January 2018, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, and its single Never Be the Same became another major hit. She received two Grammy nominations connected to the album and its live Havana performance.

Her second album, Romance, was released on December 6, 2019. Its centerpiece was Señorita, her duet with Shawn Mendes, released in June 2019; the song debuted at number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and climbed to number one that August, becoming one of the biggest songs of the year. Her third album, Familia, released in April 2022, leaned fully into her Cuban and Mexican heritage, produced the singles Don’t Go Yet and Bam Bam, her collaboration with Ed Sheeran, and reached number 10 on the Billboard 200. She starred as the title character in the 2021 film Cinderella and joined NBC’s The Voice as a coach for season 22 in 2022. After leaving Epic Records for Interscope in September 2022, she voiced Viva in Trolls Band Together in 2023 and released her fourth studio album, C,XOXO, in June 2024, an experimental pop record featuring Playboi Carti, Lil Nas X and Drake that received mixed reviews. Her 2025 touring included the Yours, C tour, her first United Kingdom tour in six years. For a singer whose career runs on long-haul flights between Miami, Los Angeles and European tour dates, the travel routine itself is part of the job, and the same practical problem is covered in a guide to dressing comfortably for a long flight and still looking good.

Her public work also includes sustained charitable activity documented by Celebrity Net Worth. She has worked with Save the Children since 2016, when she partnered with the charity on a Love Only T-shirt raising awareness of girls’ access to health care and education, and in 2019 she pledged to raise $250,000 for the organization. She has also supported the Children’s Health Fund, donated part of the proceeds from her Never Be the Same tour VIP packages, performed at benefit concerts for hurricane relief and for Ukraine in 2022, and partnered with the Movement Voter Fund in 2021 to launch the Healing Justice project, which funded mental health resources for frontline workers.

Songs and albums

Cabello’s solo studio albums are Camila (2018), Romance (2019), Familia (2022) and C,XOXO (2024). With Fifth Harmony she released Better Together (2013, EP), Reflection (2015) and 7/27 (2016). Her best-known songs include the following.

• Worth It and Work from Home, with Fifth Harmony
• I Know What You Did Last Summer, with Shawn Mendes (2015)
• Bad Things, with Machine Gun Kelly (2016)
• Crying in the Club (2017)
• Havana, featuring Young Thug (2017)
• Never Be the Same (2018)
• Señorita, with Shawn Mendes (2019)
• Liar and Shameless, from Romance
• Don’t Go Yet (2021) and Bam Bam, with Ed Sheeran (2022)
• I Luv It, from C,XOXO (2024)

Across those releases she has earned multiple Grammy nominations and won American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards and MTV Video Music Awards, and Celebrity Net Worth credits her with more than 60 million records sold worldwide across her group and solo careers.

Net worth

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Camila Cabello has a net worth of $25 million. Published estimates are not unanimous: several outlets place her between $18 million and $25 million, while Parade’s 2026 profile lists $25 million. The figure used here is the Celebrity Net Worth estimate, presented as an estimate rather than an audited total, since Cabello’s private finances are not public.

The components begin with Fifth Harmony, from which Celebrity Net Worth and Parade both describe earnings that left her worth an estimated $3.5 million before her solo career began. Solo success multiplied that base: a number one debut album, Havana’s record streaming run, the Señorita year, three further albums, world tours, a season as a coach on The Voice, the Cinderella film role and endorsements including a L’Oréal Paris ambassadorship held since 2017 and partnerships with Victoria’s Secret and Bacardi, all documented by Celebrity Net Worth. Her real estate record is also public: she bought a Hollywood Hills home in April 2019 for $3.375 million and sold it in late 2021 for $4.3 million.

Personal life and family

Cabello’s documented relationship history is as follows. She dated writer and dating coach Matthew Hussey from February 2018 to 2019 after meeting him on the set of The Today Show. In July 2019 she began dating Shawn Mendes, her Señorita collaborator, and the couple announced their breakup in November 2021. She dated Lox Club founder Austin Kevitch from August 2022 to February 2023, and she and Mendes briefly reconciled in 2023 before separating again. Her most recent confirmed relationship was with Henry Junior Chalhoub, whose family founded the Dubai-based Chalhoub Group luxury business. According to People, they were first linked in November 2024 at an Elie Saab fashion show afterparty in Saudi Arabia, were photographed together in St. Barts in January 2025, and attended the pre-BAFTA party in London and the Chanel show in Paris together in early 2025. People confirmed in June 2026 that the couple had broken up; TMZ first reported the split on June 3, 2026, and the singer’s representatives did not comment. As of November 2026, no reliable source confirms a current boyfriend, so none is named here. She has never married and has no children. Her family, her parents Alejandro Cabello and Sinuhe Estrabao and her sister Sofia, is covered in the biography section above.

Instagram

Camila Cabello’s official Instagram account is @camila_cabello, where she posts music releases, tour photography, fashion partnerships and personal updates. Because follower counts change daily and vary by source, no exact follower figure is stated as fact here. Readers should rely on the verified @camila_cabello account and treat similarly named profiles as fan pages.

Closing summary

Camila Cabello’s profile connects three countries in one career. Born Karla Camila Cabello Estrabao on March 3, 1997, in Cojímar, Havana, to a Cuban mother, Sinuhe Estrabao, and a Mexican father, Alejandro Cabello, she immigrated to Miami at six, became a United States citizen in 2008, and rose through Fifth Harmony to a solo career defined by Havana, Señorita and four studio albums from Camila to C,XOXO. With a net worth estimated at $25 million according to Celebrity Net Worth, and her most recent confirmed relationship having ended in June 2026, she remains one of the most successful Latin pop exports of her generation.