Justin Timberlake's Estimated $250 Million Dwarfs the Other Four NSYNC Members in Just Jared Ranking

Justin Timberlake is the richest member of NSYNC at an estimated $250 million, according to an updated Just Jared ranking published on November 14. His four bandmates are estimated at between $7 million and $20 million.

Lance Bass is second at $20 million, followed by JC Chasez at $16 million. Chris Kirkpatrick is estimated at $10 million, and Joey Fatone is last at $7 million. The figures are estimates, not audited totals, and a syndicated copy on Yahoo Entertainment carries the same numbers.

The distance between the top spot and the rest of the group is the main feature of the list.

That is a little over a fifth of Timberlake's total on its own, so the combined wealth of the four other members would still fall far short of his.

The spread among the four lower-ranked members is much narrower. Only $4 million separates Bass from Chasez, and Chasez is $6 million ahead of Kirkpatrick. Kirkpatrick leads Fatone by $3 million.

The ranking is a recurring feature. Just Jared has republished it several times since 2024, refreshing the estimates each time.

The group behind the numbers

NSYNC is a boy band made up of Timberlake, Kirkpatrick, Bass, Fatone and Chasez.

The members split in 2002 to focus on solo projects. The breakup came four years after the breakthrough single, and the five men then worked separately for more than two decades. The ranking reflects individual estimates for each member, not a group figure.

The band did come back together in a limited way. In September 2023 the five reunited for "Better Place," their first new song together in 20 years. The track was released on the soundtrack of the animated film Trolls Band Together.

The ranking itself makes no claim about how each member earned the amount attached to his name. It presents a single estimated figure per person, in round millions, and orders the five from lowest to highest. Timberlake's $250 million sits at the top, Fatone's $7 million at the bottom, and the three members between them fall at $10 million, $16 million and $20 million.

The list has now appeared in at least several versions since 2024, and the November 14 update leaves the order of the five members as Timberlake, Bass, Chasez, Kirkpatrick and Fatone. The reunion single "Better Place" remains the group's most recent new music together, released 20 years after the band's split-era projects began.