What is Brandy Norwood's net worth? Fortune explored as the singer is set to receive Black Music Icon Award

A well-established and successful figure in R&B music, Brandy Norwood, commonly known as Brandy, is set to be the recipient of the Black Music Icon Award, which is considered one of Record Academy's highest honors, as per Hot 97. The 46-year-old Brandy, who, besides being a renowned singer-songwriter, is also a prominent actress and has starred in multiple movies and TV shows.

The Mississippi-based singer turned actress, Brandy, has had a successful career both as an R&B singer and an actress. The net worth of the I Wanna Be Down hitmaker, Brandy Norwood, is $12 million, as per Celebrity Net Worth. While she has starred in films and TV shows such as I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, The Front Room, Queens, and Moesha, she has also released hit albums like Full Moon and Never Say Never.

As Brandy learned about the fact that she is set to be honored with the prestigious Black Music Icon Award, the Angel in Disguise singer, as per The Source, said:

"So grateful and truly humbled to receive the Recording Academy's Black Music Icon Award. This honor means more than words - standing on the shoulders of those who paved the way, and celebrating the legacy, resilience, and brilliance of Black Music"

Brandy further added:

"Thank you to the Recording Academy for seeing me, supporting me, and honoring the journey."

Besides Brandy Norwood, Pharrell Williams, and Kirk Franklin will also be honored by the Recording Academy

R&B singer Brandy, the gospel legend Kirk Franklin, and singer and record producer Pharrell Williams will be receiving the honors by the Recording Academy's Black Music Collective on January 29, 2026, just before the 2026 Grammy Awards.

The ceremony will take place in Los Angeles, at the Fairmont Century Plaza. Along with Brandy, Kirk Franklin is also set to receive a Black Music Icon Award, whereas Pharrell will be receiving the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award. Recording Academy's CEO Harvey Mason Jr, in a statement, said:

"Pharrell, Brandy and Kirk are true visionaries and masters of their craft. Each has built a legacy that transcends genre, defies convention, and shapes culture. Their artistry continues to inspire generations of artists around the world."

Mason further added:

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"I’m thrilled to join the Black Music Collective in honoring three of music’s brightest stars in January and celebrating their immeasurable contributions to the industry."

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