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Portia de Rossi Net Worth: Portia de Rossi is an Australian-American actress and model who has a net worth of $50 million. It should be noted that much of Portia’s net worth is combined with her extremely-wealthy wife since 2007, Ellen Degeneres. Portia is probably most famous to audiences for her work on the television series “Arrested Development”. Early Life: Portia Lee James DeGeneres, known professionally as Portia de Rossi, was born Amanda Lee Rogers in Horsham, Victoria, Australia, on January 31, 1973. Her mother, Margaret, worked as a medical receptionist. Her father, Barry Rogers, unfortunately passed away when she was just nine years old. De Rossi was raised in Grovedale, Victoria, and as a child would often model for various print and television commercials. She adopted the professional name Portia de Rossi when she was fifteen years old, inspired by the character Portia from William Shakespeare’s work “The Merchant of Venice”. She attended Geelong Grammar School, and later the University of Melbourne, studying law. Career: De Rossi landed her first significant on-screen acting role in 1994, playing a young model in the Australian film “Sirens” (1994). Not long afterward, she moved to Los Angeles, California, where she began landing guest roles on various television shows. A permanent role in the sitcom “Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher” helped her gain a wider audience, and eventually land a role in the movie “Scream 2” (1997). From there, de Rossi went on to become a member of the main cast of the show “Ally McBeal” in 1998. Her role as Nelle Porter, a lawyer, helped her gain more international attention, and she remained with the show until it ended in 2002. De Rossi went on to star in the film “Who Is Cletis Tout?” (2001) alongside Christian Slater, Rupaul, and Tim Allen. Then, from 2003 to 2006, she starred as the character Lindsay Bluth Fünke on the Fox Television show “Arrested Development”. She would later reprise this role on the show’s Netflix revival in 2013, and again from 2018 to 2019. She joined the cast of “Scandal” in the show’s fourth season as a recurring character Elizabeth North, and was promoted to a series regular for the show’s fifth season, before getting killed off the show on the sixth season. She has also appeared on shows like “Nip/Tuck”, playing Olivia Lord, the girlfriend of Julia McNamara in the show’s fifth season; the ABC show “Better Off Ted” (2009 – 2010) as Veronica Palmer; as well as a few episodes of shows like “Mister Sterling” (2003), “Mockingbird Lane” (2012), “Sean Saves the World” (2014), “Santa Clarita Diet” (2017), and “Family Guy” (2017). Films she has appeared in include the television movie “America’s Prince: The John F. Kennedy Jr. Story” (2003), in which she plays JFK Jr.’s wife Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy; “The Night We Called It a Day” (2003), in which she plays an Australian reporter; the thriller” Cursed” (2005), in which she plays a fortune teller; and the film “Now Add Honey” (2015). In May 2018, de Rossi announced her retirement from acting on her wife’s show, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”. She has stated that her only exception from retirement will be to work on future seasons of “Arrested Development”. In addition to acting, she has published an autobiography, “Unbearable Lightness: A Story of Loss and Gain” (2010), in which she discusses her medical struggles and battles with eating disorders. Awards and Recognition: De Rossi has been ranked on lists including Stuff’s “100 Sexiest Women”, Femme Fatales’ “Sexiest Women”, Maxim’s “100 Sexiest Women”, and People Magazine’s “100 Most Beautiful”. She has also won a Screen Actors Guild Award in 1999 as part of the ensemble cast of “Ally McBeal”, nominated multiple times for Screen Actors Guild Awards for her work on “Arrested Development”, and actually won the Golden Satellite Award for Best Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical, for her work on “Arrested Development” in 2005. She also won the Future Classic Award from the TV Land Awards in 2004, which she shares with fellow “Arrested Development” cast members Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, Alia Shawkat, and Michael Cera, among others. Personal Life and Philanthropy: De Rossi was previously married to filmmaker Mel Metcalfe from 1996 to 1999. She has explained that part of the reason for remaining in the relationship despite knowing it was not working for her was her fear of being exposed as a lesbian, especially as a young actress. She did not publicly comment on her sexual orientation at the time, but dated Italian-American director Francesca Gregorini (Ringo Starr’s step-daughter) from 2001 to 2004. Then, after meeting backstage at an awards show, de Rossi began dating Ellen DeGeneres in 2004. Shortly after, in 2005, she publicly spoke about her sexuality and orientation for the first time in media interviews. DeGeneres proposed in 2008, and they married that August at their home in Beverly Hills in an intimate ceremony featuring only 17 guests along with their mothers. She legally changed her name to Portia Lee James DeGeneres in August 2010, and received her United States citizenship in September 2011. De Rossi has supported a variety of charitable organizations and causes, including Locks of Love, which provides human hair wigs for children with medical conditions that cause hair loss; FXB International, an AIDS relief organization in Africa; and the Art of Elysium, an art foundation serving children with terminal illnesses. She also supports many animal-related causes, including Alley Cat Allies, an organization focused on cats; and The Gentle Barn, a sanctuary in California that cares for abused animals.

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Anderson Silva Net Worth and Salary: Anderson Silva is a Brazilian Mixed Martial Artist who has a net worth of $8 million. Also known in the sporting world as “The Spider,” Anderson Silva has become one of the most successful fighters in mixed martial arts. He held the UFC Middleweight Title for longer than any other fighter and is considered by many to be the greatest MMA fighter of all time. Early Life: Anderson da Silva was born on April 14th of 1975 in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Anderson did not grow up in an affluent family, and he was raised by his aunt and uncle. He learned jiu-jitsu by practicing with other children in his neighborhood. Eventually, he trained in forms such as capoeira, muay thai, and taekwondo. Before becoming a professional fighter, Anderson Silva worked at McDonald’s. He also worked as a file clerk. Career: Anderson Silva’s first professional fight was in Brazil. He won one fight in 1997 in the welterweight category, and then followed up with another win. After a loss in the year 2000, Silva won his next 9 fights. He also generated buzz by becoming the first fighter to best Hayato Sakurai. His victory against the Japanese fighter led to his participation in Pride Fighting Championships, a Japanese-based organization. During his time with Pride, Silva defeated fighters such as Carlos Newton and Alex Stiebling. However, a crushing loss to Daiju Takase almost made Silva quit MMA. After a victory against Jeremy Horn, Silva joined Cage Rage. In Cage Rage, Silva beat Lee Murray before returning to Pride for his last fight with the organization. A loss against Ryo Chonan meant that he was cut from Pride. He beat Tony Fryklund before being disqualified for kicking a downed opponent in his fight against Yushin Okami. In 2006, Anderson Silva signed with the UFC. He made his debut with a stunning knockout victory against Chris Leben just 49 seconds into the first round. He followed this up with an equally convincing victory against Rich Franklin, claiming the middleweight title. After successfully defending his title against fighters such as Nate Marquardt and Dan Henderson, Silva moved up to light heavyweight to defeat James Irvin. In 2008, Anderson Silva fought Patrick Côté in what was the first in a line of disappointing fights. Although he won, fans were annoyed to see Silva intentionally avoiding contact with his opponent throughout the fight. He did the same against Thales Leites, drawing ire from both fans and Dana White. In 2009, Silva beat Forrest Griffin in a more satisfying manner, winning “Knockout of the Night.” In 2010, Anderson Silva caused embarrassment for the UFC yet again when he taunted his opponent and circled the octagon without engaging. Although he eventually won, the fans started to side with his opponent, Demian Maia, who was at least trying to engage in the fight. Later that year, Silva experienced more of a challenge when he fought Chael Sonnen, who repeatedly struck Silva and took him down time after time. Fortunately for Silva, he was able to escape with a submission to claim the victory. Silva followed up with victories against Vitor Belfort and Yushin Okami. He continued to win throughout 2012, but his unstoppable reputation was destroyed when he lost to Chris Weidman. Silva once again started to showboat in the second round before being knocked out by the underdog. The rematch also went badly for Silva, and the Brazilian fighter suffered serious fractures to his left leg after Weidman checked his leg kick, ending the fight. The injury required extensive surgery and would take months to heal. Silva won his first fight after returning to the UFC in 2015, but he later tested positive for numerous illegal substances. After being suspended for this offense, Silva faced Michael Bisping 2016. He lost the fight in a unanimous decision. He lost again against Daniel Cormier in 2016 but turned it around with a win against Derek Brunson in 2017. In 2019, Silva lost against Israel Adesanya and Jared Cannonier, signaling that his career was coming to an end. As of 2019, Anderson Silva’s fights have generated almost 10 million PPV sales. Fighting Style: Anderson Silva is considered one of the best strikers in UFC history – perhaps the best. Silva has an uncanny ability to dodge most (if not all) of his opponent’s strikes – at times taunting his opponent in the process. Silva went through much of his early UFC career relatively unscathed because of this elusiveness. While Silva avoids getting hit, he also strikes his opponent with incredible efficiency and accuracy. The vast majority of his strikes find their mark. He also transitions well through movement and can switch from southpaw to orthodox stances with no drop in performance. While Silva is considered to be better at striking than on the ground, he has submitted some of the best wrestlers in the UFC. Endorsements: Anderson Silva has endorsement and sponsorship deals with a variety of brands and organizations. This includes the sports marketing company 9INE, the Corinthians soccer team in Brazil, and Burger King. He was previously sponsored by Nike before they left the UFC. Personal Life: Anderson Silva has five children with his wife. He became a US citizen in 2019. Although many have called him the best “pound-for-pound” fighter in UFC history, Silva has stated that he believes that honor should go to B.J. Penn, his personal friend. Anderson Silva also has a passion for comic books.

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