Before gracing the small screen with his drama debut "Rookie Cops," Kang Daniel had already established his name as one of the brightest and talented idols in the K-pop industry. With all the projects that he has for a year, where do most of his millions come from?

Aspiring Idol to Becoming Young and Talented CEO

May it be in a group or solo, Kang Daniel has his distinct image that captivated the fans. KD's career started when he won first place in the famous talent competition series "Produce 101" in 2017.

Kang Daniel used his background in dancing to build his profile in the competitive industry. As an aspiring idol, he did his best to prove that he deserved the spot to be on stage. Later on, he debuted with project group Wanna One.

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After his Produce 101 journey, even though lots of doors opened for the young idol. He decided to establish his own entertainment agency, KONNECT Entertainment. With all those titles under his belt, the public gets curious about how many millions he makes as an idol, CEO, and now an actor.

This is Where Kang Daniel Earn His Millions

According to various news outlets, the idol-actor's current net worth is 5 million USD. Thanks to his multiple solo projects, in a span of five years, Kang Daniel was able to earn a large amount of money.

In addition, since he is already starting a career in the acting field, the young CEO's net worth is expected to increase. From solo gigs, hosting stints, and now acting activities, Kang Daniel is indeed one of the youngest successful Korean artists today.

Kang Daniel Back on Screen as an Actor

After he hosted the popular competition show "Street Woman Fighter," Kang Daniel made his comeback on the small screen. Not as a host nor an idol, but as an actor who is starting to build his portfolio in his chosen field.

Currently, KD is headlining the romance-comedy and action K-Drama "Rookie Cops" which premiered on January 26. He plays the role of Wi Seung Hyun, a freshman student who entered the Korea National Police University (KNPU) to follow in the footsteps of his father.

The "Produce 101" winner shared in the drama's press conference that even though it was his first drama lead role, he was grateful to have met his co-stars Chae Soo Bin, Lee Shin Young, Park Yoo Na, and more, for they guided him during filming sessions and already built friendship with them.

Furthermore, "Rookie Cops" can be streamed on Disney+ Korea every Wednesday.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: 'Rookie Cops' Episode 4: Kang Daniel Starts to Develop Feelings Towards Chae Soo Bin

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Written by Shai Collins.