Jhene Aiko and Michelle Jenneke net worth

Jhene Aiko, an American R&B writer and artist. She is most famous for her mixtape, Sailing Souls (s), which was posted on her website in 2011. She started her musical career at the age of a teenager as a vocalist for the R&B band B2K. It was falsely promoted that she was cousin to B2K rapper Lil Fizz. Sail Out The Worst Uh Huh was one of her biggest hits that she recorded. Cherry Pie marked her 2002 debut as a performer on The Master of Disguise's soundtrack. She appeared in ORyans first video, Take It Slow. Her primary genres include R&B Hip-Hop & Rap. her hit track 3:16AM, which she released with the popular publishing firm A&R helped to increase her fame. In addition to being a part of Drake's album Nothing Was The same album, she achieved an international level of notoriety. The Worst peaked in May 2014 and peaked at No.11 in the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop section in the US Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop-Airplay chart. In 2015, she received nominated for three Grammys.

Michelle Jenneke is a well-known Australian model hurdler, as well as Social media influencer. Michelle Jenneke became famous as an Olympian and silver medallist. A large number of Australian hurdlers are fans of social media. Concerning her history, she hasn't provided any details regarding her parents or relatives. But, she has uploaded pictures of her entire family on social media. There is also a brother. The name of her brother isn't known yet. She enjoyed playing outside and played sports as a kid. Michelle Jenneke's Schooling Michelle Jenneke attended Hills Grammar School. High school graduation was followed by a semester in Sydney University. She earned two engineering degrees at the university, which includes mechanical and electrical. Michelle Jenneke has a strong online following, as well as being an Australian model and hurdler. Also, she is well-known for her Olympic silver medal. From the age of 10 she was training with Mick Zisti, a coach at Cherrybrook Athletics Club. She participated in the 90 meter and 200 meter hurdles during the The 2008 Pacific School Games, held in Canberra. In March 2010 she won the 100-meter hurdles and broke the national record for the women's sprint medley relay at the Australian Junior Championships. She also competed as a member of the Pirtek Athletic All-Stars.