Bruce Springsteen Says Claims of His Billionaire Status Are 'Wrong': 'Spent Too Much Money on Superfluous Things'

Bruce Springsteen.Photo:Jane Barlow/PA Images via Getty Jane Barlow/PA Images via Getty Bruce Springsteenis clearing up speculations surrounding his net worth, claiming the actual figure is smaller than previously believed. In July,Forbesreported a “conservative” estimate of Springsteen’s net worth as over $1.1 billion. Now, the singer is addressing the figure in an interview withThe Telegraph, noting that his spending habits have noticeably impacted the current standing of his finances. “I’m not a billionaire.

Bruce Springsteen Says He's Long Been Mistaken as Jewish — and Was Called 'Springstein' as Recently as a 'Month Ago'

Bruce Springsteen performs at the USC Shoah Foundation gala on Oct. 13, 2024 in New York City.Photo:Noam Galai/Getty Noam Galai/Getty Bruce Springsteenwas raised Catholic – but that hasn’t stopped people from mistakenly giving his last name a Jewish twist. The Boss, 75, performed at the USC Shoah Foundation 30th Anniversary Ambassadors for Humanity gala on Sunday, Oct. 13, and joked to the crowd that promoters will still sometimes misspell his last name as “Springstein,” with “stein” being a common ending for many Jewish surnames.

Bruce Springsteen Says Wife Patti Scialfa Is 'Doing Good' amid 'Tough' Rare Blood Cancer Diagnosis

Bruce Springsteenis sharing a positive health update on his wife,Patti Scialfa. Thetrailer forBruce Springsteen: Backstage and Backstreets, an upcoming ABC News special, was released on Oct. 15, and the “Born in the U.S.A.” rocker opened up about how Scialfa is feeling after sherevealed her multiple myeloma diagnosislast month. Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa at the Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles in January 2024.Christopher Polk/Golden Globes 2024/Golden Globes 2024 via Getty

Bruce Springsteen Shuts Down Retirement, Farewell Tour Rumors: 'I Ain't Going Anywhere'

Bruce Springsteen walks out onto the stage to perform at Barclays Center in April 2023.Photo:Mike Coppola/Getty Mike Coppola/Getty The Boss doesn’t plan to say farewell anytime soon. On Friday, Aug. 23,Bruce Springsteenshut down retirement and farewell tour rumors during a gig at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, when he reminded his crowd that the E Street Band has “been around for 50 f—ing years.” “We ain’t doing no farewell tour bulls—," Springsteen, 74, said in a clip shared toX (formerly Twitter).

Bruce Springsteen Spooks Halloween Audience with Surprise 'Ghostbusters' Performance

Bruce Springsteen on Sept. 15 in Asbury Park, N.J.Photo:Taylor Hill/WireImage Taylor Hill/WireImage If there’sdarkness on the edge of town, who are you gonna call? “Ghostbusters!” In afan video from the show, The E Street Band kicks off the track with the familiar opening keyboard and horns introduction with Springsteen’s backup singers dancing along. By the time Springsteen takes the mic to sing: “If there’s something strange, in your neighborhood, who you gonna call?