Jhene Aiko and Michelle Jenneke net worth

Jhene is an American R&B as well as a song writer. Her name was a big hit for her 2011 mix tape Sailing Souls that she released on her website. The first time she started her career in music was as a teenager. in her teens. The group introduced her as the cousin of B2K rapper Lil Fizz which was a false promotional tactic to attract people. Sail Out The Worst Uh Huh, and Why I love You are among her musical hits. Cherry Pie was her first track as a performer the soundtrack of The Master of Disguise in 2002. She was featured in the first ORYAN video Take It Slow. Her main genres are R&B Hip-Hop & Rap. The track 3:16AM, that was released by the renowned publishing house A&R gained her fame. iTunes made the digital version of the song available. After she collaborated together with Canadian rapper Drake on his album,"Nothing Was the Same she gained international recognition. In May 2014, her track The Worst reached the No.1 position in the US Billboard R&B Hip-Hop category. It also reached the top 11 spot on the chart of 'Hot R&B /Hip-Hop songs. In 2015, she was nominated in three Grammy Awards.

Michelle Jenneke has become a Instagram star as well as a famous Australian hurdler. Michelle Jenneke became famous as an Olympian and silver medallist. In addition she is an Australian hurdler has become a well-known person on social media. Regarding the hurdler's history, she hasn't provided any details regarding her parents or family. There were photos she shared on her social media. Additionally, when it comes to siblings, she has a brother. However, she hasn't disclosed his name. The child was very active who loved being outdoors. Michelle Jenneke's Education Michelle Jenneke educated in the Hills Grammar School. Then she enrolled at Sydney University after graduating from high school. She earned two engineering degrees in the University of Sydney, both electrical and mechanical. Michelle Jenneke is a well-known Australian model hurdler as well as a Social media influencer. She is also well-known for her silver Olympic medal. Her first training was at Cherrybrook Athletics Club as a hurdler alongside Mick Zisti when she was just 10 years old. In 2008, she participated in the Pacific School Games held in Canberra with both 100-meter and 200-meter hurdles. In March 2010, she took home the 100-meter hurdles and set a national record in the womens sprint medley relay at the Australian Junior Championships. In 2011 she competed at the Pirtek Athletic All-Stars event.