Loïc Nottet: dating, net worth, tattoos, smoking & body facts

On 10-4-1996 Loïc Nottet (nickname: Loïc) was born in Courcelles, Wallonia, Belgium. He made his 1 million dollar fortune with We Remain, One, Diamonds. The musician his starsign is Aries and he is now 26 years of age.

Loïc Nottet Facts & Wiki

Where does Loïc Nottet live? And how much money does Loïc Nottet earn?

Birth Date 10-4-1996
Heritage/origin Belgian
Ethnicity White
Religion – believes in God? Non-religious
Residence He owns an apartment in Courcelles, Wallonia, Belgium.

Loïc Nottet Net Worth, Salary, Cars & Houses

Estimated Net Worth 1 million
Dollar
Yearly Salary N/A
Product Endorsements Sony Music Entertainment

Houses

    Currently no houses listed.

Cars

Loïc Nottet: Single, Dating, Family & Friends

Who is Loïc Nottet dating in 2023?

Relationship status Single
Sexuality Straight
Partner Currently in no confirmed relationship
Ex-girlfriends or ex-wives
Has any kids? No

Shall the Belgian musician Loïc Nottet find love in 2023?

Height, Weight, Body Measurements, Tattoos, Skin, Hair & Eye Color

This cool attractive talented musician originating from Courcelles, Wallonia, Belgium has a slim body & oval face type.

Hair color Light brown
Eye Color Dark green
Height 173 cm
Weight 67 kilo
Feet size N/A
Does Loïc Nottet smoke? No, never
Does Loïc Nottet have a tattoo? No

The Aries with shirtless slim body on the beach

Official websites/fansites: www.loicnottet.com
Does Loïc Nottet have official Social Media profiles?

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