Aged 66, David Copperfield continues to thrive and holds the title of the highest-paid magician in the world.
He has a museum in Las Vegas, where his collection of magic-related artifacts is exhibited, while Copperfield performs approximately 500 times a year at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, earning around 60 million dollars annually.
With a career spanning over five decades, it is estimated that he has accumulated a fortune close to 1bn dollars, as reported by Celebrity Net Worth.
Throughout his illustrious career, he has achieved remarkable feats, such as making the Statue of Liberty disappear and reappear, crossing the Great Wall of China and levitating over the Grand Canyon.
Although these stunts were all executed through clever tricks, he is widely regarded as the second most prominent magician in history, only surpassed by Harry Houdini.
David Copperfield’s love life
Regarding his personal life, rumors suggest he is homosexual, yet his romantic relationships have predominantly involved women.
The most well-known among them was Claudia Schiffer, with whom he had a relationship from 1994 to 1999.
However, their separation was contentious, with reports from Paris Match magazine stating that she sued him for 30m dollars.
Throughout the years, he has had relationships with other women, including Merily Jurna, Ambre Frisque, Terry Holladay, Sarah Miles,Heidi Albertsen and Sonia Uribe.
In 2008, he met Chloe Gosselin, with whom he shares a son named Dylan and two daughters named Audrey and Sky.
They reside in The Bahamas on Musha Cay, an 11-island group within the Exuma Islands archipelago that the artist purchased for 35m dollars.
He is currently heavily focused on his show, titled ‘David Copperfield: An Intimate Evening of Grand Illusion’, which debuted in 2003 and continues to captivate fans to this day.