Michelle Jenneke and Rachel Uchitel net worth

Michelle Jenneke was a model in Australia, she was a hurdler, who earned a silver medal at the Olympics and also influenced the world of social media. Michelle Jenneke rose to prominence because she was an Olympian who won an Olympic silver medal. She is the Australian sprinter is well-known on social media. Michelle Jenneke celebrates birthdays on the 23rd. Each year in June. She's now 29. Her birthplace was Kenthurst, New South Wales (Australia). Additionally, the celebrity hurdler has Australian roots and was born as a Pisces. As for background of the family tree no parents or relatives have been disclosed. On the pages of her social media she has shared a couple of pictures of her family. Regarding her siblings, she has also a brother. His name isn't known yet, however, she's not averse to revealing his identity. She was an outdoor-loving, active child. Michelle Jenneke's Schooling Michelle Jenneke began her education at Hills Grammar School. Following her high school graduation, she also studied at Sydney University. She is pursuing two degrees in electrical engineering as well as mechanical engineering at the university.

Rachel Uchitel was conceived in Anchorage Alaska, on January 29th in 1975. After her birth, four years later, Rachel's parents separated. She was born to parents struggling with addiction. At the age of 15, her father passed from a fatal cocaine overdose. Maurice Uchitel - her grandfather was a famous Russian restaurant and nightclub owner who had owned Manhattan's famous nightclub El Morocco. Her paternal grandfather died in the year 2000. He left his daughter an estate of one million dollars. She attended Millbrook School in 1992. Millbrook School, an independent school situated in Duchess County in New York in the year 1992. She graduated from University of New Hampshire in 1996 with a bachelor's degree in communication and psychology. Uchitel started her career following finishing with an CNBC work experience. After that, she worked for just over three years in the role of the Homework Central public relations rep the organization that provides educational and academic resources for underprivileged children. Her next position was as director of promotions and a special event coordinator for Vault, an organization that provides career guidance and professional networking. In the year 2000, she quit the company to become an assistant journalist at Bloomberg. The following year she was promoted to the post as editor. Uchitel was working for Bloomberg when she first met Andy O'Grady. The two were engaged by the year 2000.