Jhene Aiko and Michelle Jenneke net worth

Jhene Aiko is an R&B performer in the US. She became famous in 2011 for the mixtape Sailing Souls(s), released by her website. She started her musical career in her early teens singing for the R&B B2K. B2K. To gain the attention of others, she claimed Lil Fizz was her cousin. This was an untrue marketing tactic. Sail Out The Worst Uh Huh was among her biggest hits that she recorded. In 2002 she debuted as a singer-playback for the soundtrack of the movie The Master of Disguise by contributing vocals to the song Cherry Pie. She also appeared in the video debut of her ex-boyfriend ORyans Take It Slow. Her primary genres include R&B Hip-Hop & Rap. Her hit single 3:16AM which was released by the renowned publishing company A&R helped to increase her fame. In collaboration in a collaboration with Canadian rapper Drake on his album, Nothing Was The Same she gained international recognition. The Worst peaked in May 2014 and peaked at No.11 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop category in the US Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop-Airplay chart. In 2015, she was nominated for 'Grammy Awards in three categories.

Michelle Jenneke is a well-known Australian model hurdler, as well as social media influencer. Michelle Jenneke gained fame as an Olympian and was awarded a silver. Michelle Jenneke is an Australian hurdler also has an impressive following on social media. The famous hurdler hasn't divulged any information about her family or parents. But, she has posted pictures from her whole family members on social media. As for her other siblings, there is one younger brother. The name of this brother isn't known yet. She was very active and outdoorsy child. Michelle Jenneke Schooling Michelle Jenneke attended Hills Grammar School. When she graduated from high school she enrolled in Sydney University. She has an engineering degree that is dual at the university, which includes mechanical and electrical. Michelle Jenneke, a model and influencer on social media within Australia, is known. She is also well-known for her silver Olympic medal. At the age of 10 she has been training alongside Mick Zisti, a coach at Cherrybrook Athletics Club. In 2008 she took part at the Pacific School Games held in Canberra with both two 200-meter high jumps and the 90-meter one. In the Australian Junior Championships, in March of 2010 she took the crown of the 100-meter hurdles race as well as breaking records for the women's sprint relay. In 2011, she took part in the Pirtek Athletic All-Stars.