Mrs Hinch has raked in an impressive £1.5million in the last year after releasing best-selling books, doing TV work and plugging ads on social media.
The 31-year-old reality star, whose best pal is Stacey Solomon, made a fortune over the last 12 months, according to accounts filed to Companies House.
She is reportedly sitting on cash reserves of £2.9million, according to The Sun.
The account shows a total value of £3.1million after debts, which is an up from the £1.5million she had already earned in the previous year.
Sophie Hinchcliffe, who goes by the nickname Mrs Hinch on social media, skyrocketed to fame after sharing her cleaning videos online and blowing up overtime.
The mum-of-two's pristine clean home and her impressive hacks helped her gain 4.2million followers on Instagram.
But she is also an open book on her social media, and shares a lot about her home life with sons Ronnie and Lennie, and husband Jamie.
She welcomed her second child Lennie in May this year.
Seven months after Lennie's arrival, the social media star opened up about how she is finding being a mum again, while juggling two boys of two ages.
The cleaning-star turned author and influencer has said that becoming a mum to a newborn again "hit her like a brick to the head."
This revelation came after she appeared on Vicky Pattison's podcast – The Secret To – when she was asked: “How do you cope with a toddler and a newborn, and have you got any tips?”
The cleaning sensation, who happens to be good pals with new mum and fellow social media star Stacey Solomon, said: "I thought, it’s alright, Ronnie will be asleep, I’ll make sure I get the baby asleep and then… oh my gosh!
"I cannot explain, it hit me like a brick to the head and it’s still happening every day."
She then went on to talk about the pressure she felt to make sure everything is under control, as well as the pressure to have a solid routine.
The star continued: "All I can say is don’t put pressure on yourself to feel that needing to have a routine, needing to do everything by this point, reaching those milestones, everything set out… because you end up waking up of a morning and dreading the feeling of doing it all again.
"You just need to go with the flow a bit and allow what’s going to happen because it isn’t easy."
The Mirror has contacted Mrs Hinch's representative for comment.
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