Sam Smith, a British singer-songwriter and Grammy Award winner, is worth $45 million. The popular tracks “Latch,” “Lay Me Down,” “Stay with me,” “Like I Can,” and “How Do You Sleep?” are what Smith is best known for.
“In the Lonely Hour,” Smith’s first studio album, was released by Capitol Records in May 2014. It became a huge success right away, topping the UK Albums Chart and the Billboard 200.
One of its major accomplishments was overtaking Taylor Swift’s “1989” as the second best-selling album of 2014. Smith then embarked on their first headlining American tour in 2014.
Does Sam Smith live in America?
No, there’s a modest Barnhouse tucked to the side of Sam Smith’s large property in Buckinghamshire, England.
A little artificial menagerie — turtles, flamingos, and even a sloth named Keith — overlooks Velma, Smith’s year-old Bernadoodle (named for the merry murderess in Chicago).
Inside, there’s a billiards table, a shimmering crystal chandelier, and a complete bar, as well as feathered, palm tree-shaped lights and a 2-foot-tall, stuffed Ewok.
Except for the neon sign that screams “Fist Me” hanging in the rafters, it might be a dead ringer for the local tavern.
