Jhene Aiko and Michelle Jenneke net worth

JheneAiko is an American R&B singer and musician. She is famous for her mixtape Sailing Soul(s) which debuted on her website in 2011. Her musical career began at the age of teen when she was a member of the R&B Group B2K. She was introduced as a cousin to B2K rapper Lil Fizz which was a false promotional tactic to attract people. Sail Out The Worst Uh Huh and Why I Like You were her most popular songs. She made her debut as a backing singer in 2002. She also sang to the vocals of Cherry Pie on the soundtrack of The Master of Disguise. Also, she was featured in the video of her boyfriend, ORyans' debut album Take It Slow. She works primarily with R&B Hip-Hop or Rap. her hit track 3:16AM, which she released with the popular publishing firm A&R contributed to her increasing fame. When she joined up together with Canadian singer Drake and contributed to the album Nothing Was the Same that she was recognized internationally. The Worst, her song that debuted in May 2014, was No. one in the US Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop-Airplay Category and reached the top 11 spot for 'Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs'. In 2015, she was awarded three Grammy nominations.

Michelle Jenneke, a model and social media influencer within Australia, is well known. Michelle Jenneke was a famous Olympian with a Silver Medal. Many Australian hurdlers follow her on social media. Concerning her background, she has not disclosed any details about her family or parents. The hurdler, however, has posted photos of her entire family to social media. For her siblings, there is an older brother. She has not however given the name of his brother. Michelle Jenneke was an active and outdoorsy kid. Michelle Jenneke Schooling Michelle Jenneke began her education at Hills Grammar School. She also attended Sydney University after graduating from high school. While at the university she's pursuing two degrees in mechanical and electrical engineering. Michelle Jenneke is one of Australia's biggest models and social media influencers. hurdlers. It is no secret that she won a Silver Medal at the Olympics. She began training at Cherrybrook Athletics Club as a hurdler alongside Mick Zisti when she was 10-years-old. In 2008 she took part at the Pacific School Games held in Canberra at both the 100-meter and 200-meter hurdles. In March of 2010, she won the 100m hurdles, and broke the national record for the women's sprint medley relay during the Australian Junior Championships. In 2011 she competed in the Pirtek Athletic All-Stars event.