Kate Bush's reclusive life - career revival, cliff-hanging home and £50m net worth

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Stranger Things featuring it on the show.Kate has had a huge influence on the music industry and released 36 singles with 25 making it into the top 40 charts.READ MORE: How many children does Arnold Schwarzenegger have and what are they known for?Other top artists such as Alanis Morissette, Ellie Goulding, Rosalía, Florence Welch, among many more have paid tribute to Kate and her work over the years with many citing her as an influence in their own work.Kate released her most recent and tenth studio album, 50 Words For Snow, in November 2011, but after her last and second ever tour in 2014 things have been pretty quiet for the star up until this year.Earlier this year, Kate hit headlines once more after her hit from 1985 soared to the top spot in the charts thanks to the Netflix series Stranger Things.Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) was featured on the fourth series of the show which was from her album Hounds of Love.Back then, it entered the UK Singles Charts at number nine and peaked at number three.However, in the last week of May 2022, Kate flew all the way to number one on the iTunes chart.The catchy song was played a handful of times on the show and served as a key plot point in saving the life of series fave Max, who is played by actress Sadie Sink.Kate has always kept her personal life out of the spotlight as much as she could and is still happily married to her musician husband.The star tied the knot with her guitarist husband, Dan McIntosh, sometime in 1992.Six years later, in July 1998, the couple welcomed their first and only son together, Albert, known as Bertie.Radio 4 host Emma Barnett recently asked Kate what her son thinks of a new generation discovering her music.Kate said: "I think he thinks.