New times require new visions, and that's why the Cinderella fairy tale has been slightly changed. Ella, played by Camilla Cabello, aims to create a successful career as a dressmaker rather than marry a prince. But, of course, she's facing difficulties because of her stepmother and cruel stepsisters. So, the godmother Fab G, played by Billie Porter, helps her shine in the royal ball where Ella wants to make a sale. Sounds pretty unusual, but isn't it the new normal?

Originally, Cinderella was a folk tale about a young woman who happens to marry the prince and be happy. However, before the marriage, she was exploited by her stepmother and stepsisters. Well, that's a beautiful story that was acceptable a long time ago. But, today, it has a different focus. Kay Cannon, who produced the Pitch Perfect film series and the Netflix series Girlboss, decided to make a romantic musical film with a new interpretation. Here's the net worth of each member of the cast.

Camilla Cabello - $14 Million

Camilla is starring as Cinderella, and it's her debut. She's a pop singer who started her musical path through the X Factor in 2012. After the elimination, Camilla was invited to join the girl group Fifth Harmony which came to third place and got sensational success in the show. However, since 2016, she left the group, and she's been pursuing a solo career. For now, the young star is expanding her ambitions and tries herself as an actress.

Nicholas Galitzine - $885 K

A 183 cm of height, young, and charming British actor plays Prince Robert. He started his acting career in 2013 in the theatre production Rites: A Children's Tragedy, where he played Hans Rilow. Yet, he became famous thanks to the "Chambers" tv series - he was Elliot Lefevre. Well, it seems that a new star is rising; apart from acting, he's playing the guitar and sings.

Billy Porter - $4 Million

The Broadway actor and the Pose star plays the Fairy Godmother. Billy is famous for his fabulous looks and support for LGBTQ+ people. The new Fairy Godmother is genderless, and Billy's sure that the new generation is ready for such a character interpretation. Billy is the first openly gay, black actor nominated and won the 2019 Primetime Emmy Award. Related: Million Dollar Curtain Calls: Broadway's Wealthiest Stars