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Darci Lynne Farmer net worth: Darci Lynne Farmer is an American ventriloquist and television personality who has a net worth of $8 million dollars. Darci Lynne Farmer was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in October 2004. She is best known for winning season 12 of the NBC reality television series America’s got Talent. Farmer became both the third ventriloquist and the third female child to win America’s Got Talent when she did so in 2017. She is self-taught and started as a ventriloquist to overcome her shyness. She was named International Mini Miss at the International Cinderella Scholarship Program and another titleholder introduced her to the performance art. Darci Lynne Farmer received a puppet for her 10th birthday. She won Edmond’s Got Talent in 2014 and began working with a ventriloquy and vocal coach. In 2015 she won Oklahoma’s Got Talent and Oklahoma Kids. Farmer appeared on the TV series Little Big Shots in 2016. For winning America’s Got Talent, she won $1 million and her own show in Las Vegas. In 2017 she began touring the country. She continued touring in 2018 and will continue through 2019.

Alexander Gustafsson net worth: Alexander Gustafsson is a Swedish former professional mixed martial artist who has a net worth of $400 thousand. Alexander Gustafsson was born in Arboga, Sweden in January 1987. He was active from 2007 to 2009 and competed as a light heavyweight. Gustafsson made his MMA debut in November 2007 when he defeated Saku Heikola. He suffered his first loss to Phil Davis in April 2010 after he made his UFC debut with a win over Jared Hamman in November 2009. Alexander Gustafsson lost to Jon Jones for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship in the Fight of the Night in September 2013. He had the Fight of the Night and the Performance of the Night in a victory over Jimi Manuwa in March 2014. Gustafsson lost to Daniel Cormier in October 2015 for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship in the Fight of the Night. He defeated Glover Teixeira in the Fight of the Night in May 2017. Alexander Gustafsson lost to Jon Jones in December 2018 for the vacant UFC Light Heavyweight Championship. He lost to Anthony Smith in June 2019 and announced his retirement after the fight with a record of 18-6.