Michelle Jenneke and Rachel Uchitel net worth

Michelle Jenneke is an Australian model, hurdler and influencer in social networks. Michelle Jenneke became famous as the silver medal Olympian. Additionally, the Australian hurdler has an impressive number of followers on social media. Michelle Jenneke celebrated her 23rd birthday every year. Michelle was born on the 23rd June 1993. She is currently 29 years young. She was born also in Kenthurst, New South Wales (Australia). In addition, the famous hurdler is Australian origin and was born in the zodiac signs of Pisces. In terms of the celebrity hurdler's history, there is no information that has been released about either the family members or parents. However, she did post photos of her whole family on her social media accounts. Aside from that she has a brother. But she hasn't, revealed the name. She was an outdoorsy, physically active youngster. Michelle Jenneke Education Michelle Jenneke's schooling began at Hills Grammar School. High school graduation was followed by one year at Sydney University. She plans to pursue two studies in electrical engineering and mechanical engineering at the university.

Rachel Uchitel, born on the 29th day of January, 1975, was born in Anchorage Alaska. The year she was born was 1975, four years before the divorce of her parents. Her father struggled with substance abuse, and when she reached the age of fifteen, he died of an overdose of cocaine. Maurice Uchitel was her paternal grandpa. He owned the nightclub of Manhattan and was wealthy. The will of Maurice Uchitel left him $150,000 her when he passed away in 2000. She went to high school at the private Millbrook School in Duchess County, New York, graduating in 1992. She attended an undergraduate program at the University of New Hampshire and received her degree in 1996, a bachelor's degree in communication and psychology. Uchitel's professional career started when she completed her degree. She had a brief stint with CNBC, and spent a less than three years as a public relations representative for Homework Central. This organization offers support for children's education who are underserved. Next in her career was to become director of events and promotions at Vault report, a professional network and job-search business that gave career advice. In 2000, Uchitel quit the company to become an assistant journalist at Bloomberg. In the following year she was promoted to the post of editor. Uchitel and Andy O'Grady met at Bloomberg. They became engaged in 2000.