How much is Snoop Dogg earning at the Olympics?

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Snoop Dogg (Photo credit: Eddy "Precise" Lamarre)

Fans of the Summer Olympics can’t help but notice the presence of Snoop Dogg. The Long Beach native has become a familiar face at the Paris Games, showing up at various competitions, including gymnastics, beach volleyball and water polo. Always decked out in stylish Summer Olympics gear, Snoop is a vocal supporter of Team America.

How much is Snoop Dogg earning at the Olympics?

Rumors are swirling about Snoop’s earnings during the Olympics. According to a post from user @henrylmcnamara, it’s speculated that Snoop is making $500,000 per day while promoting the event for NBC. This has sparked discussions among sports business reporters, with Darren Rovell suggesting that Snoop’s total earnings could reach around $8 million for the 16-day event.


Where did this information come from?

The original claim about Snoop’s earnings comes from a dinner conversation shared on social media. The user @henrylmcnamara is identified as a Partner at Great Oaks, a venture capital firm, and has been recognized on the Forbes 30-Under-30 list.

Is Snoop Dogg’s salary confirmed?

While the reports about Snoop earning $500,000 daily are intriguing, they remain unconfirmed. The exact amount he is being compensated for his role at the Olympics is still unknown.


Snoop Dogg’s role at the Olympics

Snoop has been actively involved in the festivities in Paris. His contributions include: Carrying the Olympic torch to kick off the event, promoting the games as an NBC correspondent, swimming with Michael Phelps in a fun and engaging segment and being humorously called out by Simone Biles’ mom for avoiding a fan photo back in 2010.

With his charisma and star power, Snoop Dogg continues to be a highlight of the Paris Olympics, captivating audiences and adding a unique flair to the games.

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