Who is Bobby Bones from American Idol and what’s his net worth?

BOBBY Bones is a TV and radio personality who serves as in-house mentor on ABC's American Idol.

The 19th season of Idol launched on February 14, 2021.

Who is Bobby Bones from American Idol and what’s his net worth?

The versatile Bones is believed to have a net worth of about $7million.

The host of the nationally syndicated radio show The Bobby Bones Show, Bones "has carved out a place for himself in nearly every corner of the entertainment world," according to American Profile.

The Bobby Bones Show broadcasts to over 170 stations and is the number one Country morning show with millions of weekly listeners. 

Additionally, Bones launched his own podcast, BobbyCast, which features long-form interviews with top artists and industry personalities, and has been downloaded nearly 20 million times.

Forbes' Brittany Hodak wrote in 2017 that Bones "has slowly and methodically become the most powerful man in country music."

She adds: "He is also – without a doubt – the busiest man in country music. He might be the most insecure, too … but more on that later."

Bones told Forbes that Bones says he’s programmed to expect failure.

“Basically, I prepare for it and then just freak out until I’m successful,” he told the magazine.

“I fail at things all the time. I’m always being told no. I just get back up and try again.

"I think a lot of what I do are just obvious cries for help. I’m not good at being vulnerable [in intimate settings], but oddly I can do it when I’m in public.”

Bones is set to star and serve as executive producer in a new travel TV show titled Breaking Bobby Bones, coming soon to National Geographic.

He is not married, but is engaged to girlfriend Caitlin Parker.

When was Bones on Dancing with the Stars?

Bones appeared on season 27 of ABC's Dancing with the Stars in 2018 – and emerged as the winner.

He teamed with Sharna Burgess to notch what was considered a major upset on the show.

“Bobby, you have not always been the judges' champion," judge Len Goodman said, according to The Washington Post.

"But 100 percent, you've always been the people's champion. And I'm going to tell you, tonight, you've become my champion.”

Host Tom Bergeron would say: “You are, in very true words, the people's champion, my friend. What do you have to say?”

Bones responded: “Thank you to the people.”

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