Megan Moroney Net Worth has become one of country music’s recognizable modern voices, earning attention for her heartfelt songwriting, memorable performances, and songs such as “Tennessee Orange.” From her early days in Georgia to her growing career in Nashville, she has steadily built a name through music releases and touring. Although Megan Moroney’s exact net worth has not been publicly verified, her success in recording, songwriting, and live performances provides several potential income streams. Her story reflects the work behind a rising music career, rather than a confirmed personal fortune.
Megan Moroney Net Worth Quick Bio
Profile Detail
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Full Name
Megan Ann Moroney
Date of Birth
October 9, 1997
Height
5 feet 2 inches (1.57 m)
Age
29 years old as of October 18, 2026
Birthplace
Savannah, Georgia, United States
Hometown
Douglasville, Georgia
Nationality
American
Zodiac Sign
Libra
Profession
Country singer and songwriter
Famous For
“Tennessee Orange,” “I’m Not Pretty,” and “Am I Okay?”
Nickname
“Emo Cowgirl” — her musical persona
Estimated Net Worth
Between $1 Million and $5 Million
Main Income Sources
Music sales and streaming, songwriting, touring, merchandise, and commercial partnerships
Music Genres
Country, country-pop
Instruments
Vocals and guitar
Education
University of Georgia
Field of Study
Initially accounting; later marketing studies and music business
Graduation Year
2020
Parents
Her parents supported her musical interests; her mother has worked as an accountant
Siblings
Two brothers, Connor and Brian
Marital Status
No publicly confirmed marriage
Hobbies and Interests
Songwriting, singing, guitar, and Georgia Bulldogs football
Hair Color
Blonde
Eye Color
Not independently confirmed
Weight
No reliably verified figure
Residence
Nashville, Tennessee, according to published profiles
Record Label
Arista Nashville / Columbia
Debut EP
Pistol Made of Roses (2022)
Debut Studio Album
Lucky (2023)
Second Studio Album
Am I Okay? (2024)
Third Studio Album
Cloud 9 (2026)
Major Breakthrough
“Tennessee Orange”
Awards and Recognition
ACM New Female Artist of the Year (2024), CMA New Artist of the Year (2024), and MTV VMA Best Country (2025)
