Michelle Jenneke and Rachel Uchitel net worth

Michelle Jenneke, an Australian model and hurdler, who is popular on social media, is now a household name in the Olympics as a silver medalist. Michelle Jenneke gained fame as a Silver Medal Olympian. The Australian hurdler has also gained an extensive fan following on social media. Michelle Jenneke, born in 1993, is a birthday girl every calendar year on 23rd June. She's 29 years old. Born in Kenthurst New South Wales Australia. The famous hurdler has Australian heritage and was born in the zodiac sign of Pisces. Moving on to the celebrity hurdler's personal background She hasn't revealed any details regarding the family members of her parents or relatives. However, on her Facebook and Twitter pages she has shared a couple of photos of the family. There is also a brother. His name isn't known yet, however, she's not averse to revealing his identity. Her love for the outdoors was evident and active as a young girl. Michelle Jenneke's education In terms of the celebrity's educational background She first went to Hills Grammar School. She also attended Sydney University after graduating from high school. She's currently pursuing an mechanical and electrical engineering at the level of a university.

Rachel Uchitel was born in Anchorage, Alaska on January 29th the 29th of January, 1975. A year after her birth Rachel's parents divorced. The father of the child struggled with drug addiction, and by the time she reached the age of fifteen the doctor died of a fatal overdose of cocaine. Her paternal grandfather, Maurice Uchitel, was a well-off restaurant and nightclub proprietor from Russia who was the owner of the renowned Manhattan club El Morocco. In the year 2000, he passed away and left his wife $150,000. She completed her studies at the Millbrook School, an independent school situated in Duchess County in New York in 1992. She studied at the University of New Hampshire and graduated in 1996 with the degree of a bachelor's in psychology and communication. Her career path began shortly after she completed her degree. It was a brief internship at CNBC in the course of just 3 years working as a Public Relations Representative for Homework Central. This organization provides educational support to children who are under-served. In the following years, she became Director of Special Events, promotions and other activities for Vault Reports, a firm providing career assistance for networking, job-searching and networking. In 2000, she left the company to become an assistant to journalists at Bloomberg. Following the year she was promoted to the post of editor. Uchitel was working for Bloomberg when she made contact with Andy O'Grady. The two were engaged by the year 2000.