Michelle Jenneke and Rachel Uchitel net worth

Michelle Jenneke has become a well-known Australian social media influencer, model and the hurdler. Michelle Jenneke rose to prominence because she was an Olympian who won the silver medal. Additionally, Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke is a popular celebrity in social media. Michelle Jenneke, born in 1993, has her birthday celebrations each year on the 23rd day of June. She's 29. Born in Kenthurst New South Wales Australia. Additionally, she was born with Pisces as her Pisces birth sign and is born in Australia. Australian birthplace. There is nothing she has revealed regarding her family members or parents. However, she did share photos of her entire family on Facebook. She also has a sibling. His name isn't known however she's not afraid to reveal the identity of his brother. Her love for the outdoors was evident and active in her youth. Michelle Jenneke's schooling Michelle Jenneke began her education at Hills Grammar School. Additionally, Sydney University, Michelle Jenneke attended after she graduated from highschool. She earned a double-degree in both electrical and mechanical engineering.

Rachel Uchitel was conceived in Anchorage Alaska, on January 29 in 1975. After her birth, four years later Rachel's parents split up. The father of the child struggled with drug addiction, and by the time she reached the age of fifteen the doctor died of an accidental overdose of cocaine. Maurice Uchitel is her father's paternal grandson. Maurice Uchitel owned several nightclubs and restaurants in Russia and in the United States, including the well-known Manhattan Nightclub El Morocco. In the year 2000, he passed away and left his wife the sum of $150,000. The school she attended was at the independent Millbrook School in Duchess County, New York, graduating in 1992. Following her graduation from the University of New Hampshire with an undergraduate degree in communication and psychology in 1996, Uchitel completed an internship with CNBC for a few days. Career After graduating, Uchitel took a short internship with CNBC and then spent less than three years working as a representative of public relations at Homework Central, which is an organization that provides academic support and educational resources for children who are not served. The next job she held was director of promotion as well as a special events for Vault, an organization that gives career advice as well as professional networking. The company was closed and she took a job at Bloomberg in 2000 as a finance news editor. Uchitel worked for Bloomberg at the time she met Andy O'Grady. The two began to get married in 2000.