Singer Mila Nitich revealed how much she earns in 2026

Singer Mila Nitich revealed that her earnings from performances can amount to up to 5 thousand dollars per month, but the amount varies depending on the number of concerts and corporate events. She also works as a teacher and has expenses for her team and preparation for performances. Other Ukrainian artists have also talked about their incomes; for example, Natalia Buchynska in 2026. This is mentioned in an interview with Slava Dyomin.

Mila Nitich's income depends on the number of performances

According to the singer, there is no stable amount each month: the number of concerts can change. On average, her performances bring her up to 5 thousand dollars per month. However, this is not the amount that she keeps entirely: part of her income is spent on her team, including PR and SMM.

«We never have identical months», — Nitich explained while talking about her concert schedule.

Another source of income is her job as a teacher. The singer mentioned a salary range of 17-20 thousand hryvnias. According to her, this is precisely the money she uses to pay for her apartment. Earlier, Inkorr reported on salaries of Ukrainian teachers in 2026.

How the singer spends her money

Among her monthly expenses, Nitich mentioned food, personal care, and fuel. For groceries, she estimates the need for up to 400 dollars. She estimated her expenses for manicure and other procedures to be about 10 thousand hryvnias, and for fuel, another 15 thousand hryvnias.

The singer noted that she has a hybrid car, so her fuel expenses are not as high as they could be. At the same time, she plans to sell her concert outfits and evening dresses: part of her wardrobe was purchased last year with money from the sale of real estate.

According to Nitich, after selling her apartment, she received 82 thousand dollars. She has already spent most of that amount, but has saved a small remainder. Regarding credits and debts, the singer stated that she has none. Previously, singer LAUD also talked about income from performances and expenses for his music project.