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Chingo Bling net worth: Chingo Bling is a Mexican American rapper and producer who has a net worth of $2 million. Chingo Bling was born in Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon, Mexico in September 1979. He released his first mixtape in 2001 after he started rapping in 2000. Bling founded Big Chile Enterprises in 2002 and was on MTV twice before releasing an album. His debut studio album The Tamale Kingpin was released in 2004 and reached #26 on the US Heatseekers Albums chart and #66 on the Billboard 200 chart. He released his second studio album Chingo Bling 4 President in 2005. In 2007 his album They Can’t Deport Us All reached #2 on the US Heatseekers Albums chart and #11 on the US Rap Albums chart. His fourth album Me Vale Madre was released in 2009. He has been criticized for the title of his second album and claims to have been targeted by Conservative journalists and that his family’s tamale truck has been shot at and vandalized.

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Juanita Jordan net worth: Juanita Jordan is a former model most famous for being the ex-wife of NBA star Michael Jordan. As of this writing, Juanita Jordan has a net worth of $200 million. In 2006 Juanita received what was then the largest celebrity divorce settlement of all time. We’ll detail the settlement terms later in this article. Juanita Vanoy was born in Chicago, Illinois on June 13, 1959. She worked as a model and secretary for many years. She was working as a loan officer while also earning a degree when she met Michael Jordan at a Chicago restaurant in 1985. Michael was an NBA rookie heading into his second season with the Bulls. They were set-up through mutual friends and instantly hit it off. The pair began dating, and became engaged in 1987, but subsequently broke off the engagement. They eventually married in 1989 at the Little White Chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada. At the time of their wedding they already had their first child, Jeffrey. Michael initially did not believe that he was the father of Jeffrey and Juanita had to go so far as to serve him with a legal paternity claim before Michael relented and the couple reconciled. Juanita and Michael went on to have three children, two sons and a daughter; Jeffrey Michael Jordan (born 1988), Marcus James Jordan (born 1990) and Jasmine Mickael Jordan (born 1992). Both sons would go on to play college basketball but did not pursue the NBA. Today Jeffrey works for the Jordan Brand on the digital team. Marcus is the founder of a boutique store called the Trophy Room. Jasmine worked for a time for the Charlotte Hornets (her dad owns the team). Today she is an executive at Nike. Juanita was famously pictured by Michael’s side when he made his second NBA retirement announcement in 1998 after 13 seasons and six NBA titles: Divorce Settlement: Juanita filed for divorce in 2002. She withdrew the petition a month later. In 2006 the couple jointly announced they were splitting for good. Legal filings would later reveal that Michael paid Juanita a divorce settlement worth $168 million. The settlement included a mix of property and assets. Michael retained ownership of their lavish custom-built 56,000 square-foot Chicago-suburbs home. Years later Michael would try to sell the home for $30 million. He eventually cut the price to $14 million but has still not found a buyer. Michael and Juanita set the record for the largest celebrity divorce settlement ever at the time, though it has since been eclipsed. After the divorce, Juanita largely retreated from the public eye to focus on their children and philanthropy. She collects art, focusing on African American artists. She serves on the board of Reel Beauty Inc. A Chicago non-profit that mentors young girls. Juanita Jordan was featured in the TV series ESPN SportsCentury in 2000 and E! True Hollywood Story in 2006.

Jay Y. Lee has an estimated net worth of $8.03 billion as of July 2017, according to Bloomberg. Known for his low-profile like his father Lee Kun Hee, Jay Y. Lee, has finally succeeded as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Samsung Electronics in 2010. Samsung Electronics is owned by Samsung Group where Lee Kun Hee serves as the Chairman.  Samsung is considered as the largest memory chip maker in South Korea.