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Updated · Fox News · Jun 8
Lewis Hamilton, Worth About $500 Million, Says People Should Not Have Billions
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jun 8

Lewis Hamilton, Worth About $500 Million, Says People Should Not Have Billions

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 8

Summary

  • Lewis Hamilton said in a resurfaced interview that people "shouldn't be able to have billions" and that laws should create more equality and access.
  • Jay Shetty asked the seven-time Formula 1 champion what one law everyone should follow, prompting Hamilton to cite wealth disparity and homelessness in Los Angeles.
  • Estimates in the report put Hamilton's net worth near $500 million, with annual earnings above $100 million including endorsements and other off-track income.
  • The report also points to Hamilton's long residence in low-tax Switzerland and Monaco, plus his business holdings and investments, as context for renewed scrutiny of the remarks.

Insights

Beyond celebrity words, what legal reforms can actually ensure the ultra-wealthy pay their fair share?
If a champion for equality avoids taxes, is his advocacy genuine or just for show?