Jhene Aiko and Michelle Jenneke net worth

Jhene Aiko, an American R&B artist and writer. She is best known for her mixtape called Sailing Souls (s) that was posted on her website in 2011. Her music career started in her teens, as a member of the R&B group B2K. In order to get recognition, she proclaimed that Lil Fizz was her cousin. It was a false method of promotion. Sail Out The Worst Uh Huh and Why I love You are two of her music songs that have been a hit. In 2002 she debuted as a performer for the soundtrack of the movie The Master of Disguise by contributing vocals to the song Cherry Pie. She appeared in ORyans first video Take It Slow. Her main focus is on the genres of R&B Hip-Hop and Rap. Her hit single 3:16AM which she released with the popular publishing company A&R has helped increase her popularity. In collaboration together with Canadian rapper Drake on his album,"Never The Same, she was recognized internationally. The Worst was the top-selling single on US Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop-Airplay in May 2014. It also climbed to the 11th spot on the list of Hot R&B/Hip-Hop. In 2015, three Grammy Awards were nominated.

Michelle Jenneke is an Australian social media influencer, model and hurdler with a huge fan base. Michelle Jenneke became famous as an Olympian and silver medalist. There are a lot of Australian hurdlers are fans on social media. In relation to the famous hurdlers family background she has not revealed details about her parents, family members or siblings. The hurdler, however, has uploaded photos of her entire family to social media. In terms of her siblings, she also has a brother. His name is not publicized. The child was active and enjoyed the outdoors. Michelle Jenneke's education Michelle Jenneke was educated at Hills Grammar School. The high school diploma she received was followed by one year studying at Sydney University. In the University she's pursuing two degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering. Michelle Jenneke is one of Australia's biggest influencers on social media and model hurdlers. Also, she is well-known for her gold medal at the Olympics. From the age of 10 she has been training alongside Mick Zisti, a coach at Cherrybrook Athletics Club. She participated in the 200 and 90-meter hurdles at the 2008 Pacific School Games in Canberra. In March 2010, she took home the 100-meter hurdles and set a national record for the women's sprint medley relay in the Australian Junior Championships. She competed at the Pirtek Athletic All-Stars in 2011.