Agnetha Faltsko

Agnetha Faultskog is already establishing herself as a well-known Swedish musician, singer and actress. The actress and singer was born on 5 April 1950. She is mainly associated with Swedish showbusiness. The singer released her debut album in the year 1968, titled Agnetha Faltskog. Agnetha Faultskog was among Sweden's most well-known and successful Pop Singers. She was born 5 April 1950 in Jonkoping. In 2004, she sang on the cover for My Colouring Book by Dusty Springfield. After marrying Bjorn Ulyaeus in the age of 18 years old, the couple were blessed with a daughter and son. Tomas Sonnenfeld was her husband on the 15th of December, 1990 however, they separated in 1992. ABBA, the world's second most successful band has sold more than 375,000,000 records. Agnetha has been ranked as the most wealthiest of Sweden's Pop Singers. Our analysis shows that Agnetha's net worth is $200 million according to Forbes & Business Insider. (Last Update: January 13 2024) Her first band fizzled out, but she chose to quit school at 15 and pursue a career in music.

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