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Chris Christie net worth and salary: Chris Christie is an American politician who has a net worth of $5 million. He is the former Governor of New Jersey, serving from 2010 to 2018. He is also a one time candidate for President of the United States. While serving as Governor of New Jersey Christie earned an annual salary of $175,000.Chris Christie net worth and salary: Chris Christie is an American politician who has a net worth of $4 million. He is the former Governor of New Jersey, serving from 2010 to 2018. He is also a one time candidate for President of the United States.Early Years: Christopher James Christie was born Sept. 6, 1962 in Newark, New Jersey to Wilbur James “Bill” Christie, a certified public accountant, and Sondra (Grasso) Christie, a telephone receptionist. His father was a Republican and his mother was a Democrat.The family relocated to Livingston, New Jersey shortly after the 1967 Newark race riots, where they remained through Christie’s formative years, and it is there that his interest in public service began.Christie’s path to politics emerged while he attended Livingston High School. In addition to playing catcher for the baseball team, he was elected class president, and was selected as a representative for the United States Senate Youth Program.After graduating high school, he went on to complete his undergraduate degree in political science at the University of Delaware, then earned his Juris Doctor at Seton Hall University.After law school, Christie began working for a private law firm Dughi, Hewit, and Palatucci, where he specialized in securities law, election law, and government affairs; and he eventually became a partner.During this time, Christie volunteered for George H.W. Bush’s re-election campaign, and bonded with fellow attorney William Palatucci, who worked for President Bush. Soon after, Christie would seek elected office.Governorship: In 1994, Christie was elected to the board of Chosen Freeholders. Christie ran as a Republican and beat the incumbent legislator in Morris County, New Jersey, and it was there that he cut his political teeth.The following year he ran for a seat in the New Jersey General Assembly but lost. Afterward, he went back into private practice for several years. Christie worked as George W. Bush’s campaign lawyer during the 2000 presidential election, and was also a successful fundraiser for the campaign.Christie had the opportunity to stretch both his legal and political wings, in 2001 when President Bush appointed Christie to the post of U. S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey. During his tenure as the U.S. Attorney, he proved to be popular amongst local Republicans, and exercised his fundraising talents for the Republican party. He remained in the position for six years.Christie’s political aspirations continued to grow, and in 2009 Christie ran for, and was elected as Governor of New Jersey; he won by just four percent of the vote, defeating Democratic incumbent Jon Corzine. Governor Christie was re-elected in 2013 and won easily. While he was praised for his recovery work surrounding the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, and his moderate politics appealed to a wide swath of New Jerseyans, his administration was not without controversy.Bridgegate: The Fort Lee lane closure scandal, otherwise known as “Bridgegate” thrust Christie into national news; and it would not be the only time he made national headlines for a scandal.In September 2013, two of three lanes leading to the George Washington Bridge, (a major commuter bridge in Fort Lee, New Jersey that links New Jersey to New York), were shut down before morning rush hour. The shutdown caused massive gridlock and lasted for four days before the New York Port Authority re-opened them.There was speculation that the lanes were closed intentionally by the state, as a retaliatory action against the mayor of Fort Lee for not endorsing Governor Christie in his most recent election; and because the bridge uses a significant amount of federal funding in its operation, a federal investigation was launched.The investigation revealed that aides to Governor Christie were responsible for the shutdown of the lanes, and while they claimed at the time of the shutdown that it was for a traffic study, it was discovered there was no study, and that the closings were politically motivated. Three people in Christie’s administration were indicted on multiple charges, but the convictions were ultimately overturned. Though Christie was never brought up on charges, there was substantial testimony alleging that he was either behind the scandal or had knowledge of it at the time it was conducted.Beach Scandal: The State of New Jersey experienced a shutdown of state government in July 2017 due to budgetary issues. As a result of the shutdown, Governor Christie closed state-run beaches to the public, as well as other state-funded services.On the weekend just prior to the July 4th holiday (which fell on a Tuesday that year), Governor Christie and his family were spotted by a news plane vacationing at the Island Beach State Park, a state-run beach that he had closed to the public. In addition to using the beach, he also used a state helicopter to travel to the site, and his family stayed at the official governor’s residence in the park.Aerial photos of Governor Christie and his family lounging beachside sparked outrage from the public who were living with fallout from the government shutdown, while he privately used public beaches and state-funded lodging and transportation for his private vacation.”That’s the way it goes,” said Christie in response to the public outcry. “Run for governor, and you can have the residence.”His glib response was not well-received.Presidential Run: 2015 found Christie entering the 2016 United States presidential race. He announced his candidacy In June 2015.Christie would run as a Republican presidential candidate alongside 16 other major candidates. With such a crowded field, it was difficult for Christie to garner substantial support, and his showing in both the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primaries was poor.With early polls indicating Christie well out of lead for the Republican nomination, he suspended his presidential campaign in February 2016, and backed Donald Trump, who would become the Republican presidential nominee, and eventually President of the United States.In the 2020 presidential campaign, Christie worked with Trump to prep for his presidential debate against Democratic nominee Joseph R. Biden. He also worked as a political contributor for ABC News, and registered as a political lobbyist.Personal Life: Chris married Mary Pat Foster in 1986, she was a fellow student at the University of Delaware. They have four children. Chris and his family live in Mendham Township, New Jersey. They paid $775,000 for their 6-acre property in 1998.

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What was Princess Diana’s Net Worth?Princess Diana was a British princess and philanthropist who had a net worth of $25 million at the time of her death at the age of 36. Diana Spencer’s (a.k.a. Princess Diana) “fairytale” wedding to Prince Charles of England made her popular with people the world over. Her gentle beauty made her a favorite subject for photographers and news crews. Diana’s humanitarian work and her devotion to her children gave the royal family a more human and accessible face, qualities that it had often lacked. Her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996 after 15 years of marriage was met with dismay by many people. Her death in a car accident on August 31, 1997, after she and her companion, Dodi Fayed, were pursued by paparazzi, caused international mourning. Diana was known as Lady Diana Spencer after her father became the 8th Earl Spencer in 1975, Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales after she married Prince Charles in 1981, and Diana, Princess of Wales after her divorce was finalized in 1996.Diana was included on “Time” magazine’s 1999 list of the “100 Most Important People of the 20th Century,” and the publication named her “Woman of the Year” in 1987. She was ranked #3 in a BBC poll of the “100 Greatest Britons” (2002) and #15 in a “BBC History” poll of “100 Women Who Changed the World” (2018). In 1999, the Diana Award was launched in honor of the “People’s Princess,” and it was given to “outstanding young people selflessly creating and sustaining positive social change.” Diana was a patron of charities such as the Landmine Survivors Network, National Children’s Orchestra, Royal School for the Blind, British Red Cross Youth, and Malcolm Sargent Cancer Fund for Children, and in 1987, she was given the City of London’s highest honour, the Freedom of the City of London.Early LifePrincess Diana was born Diana Frances Spencer on July 1, 1961, in Park House, Sandringham England. She was a member of the important British aristocratic family the Spencers, who had been  closely tied to the royal family for generations. Diana had aristocratic bloodlines from birth. Her father was John Spencer, Viscount Althorp, and her mother was the Honourable Frances Roche. She earned the title of Lady Diana in 1975 when her father assumed the title of Earl Spencer. Diana’s parents welcomed five children together, but sadly, her older brother John died in infancy before Diana was born. She had two older sisters, Sarah and Jane, and her younger brother, Charles, became the 9th Earl Spencer after their father’s death in 1992. Diana grew up on the Sandringham estate in a home known as Park House, which was owned by Queen Elizabeth II. Diana called the queen “Aunt Lilibet” and often played with Prince Edward and Prince Andrew when the royal family visited Sandringham House.When Diana was 7 years old, her parents divorced, and her mother married Peter Shand Kydd in 1969. Diana and her younger brother lived with Lady Althorp in 1967 after her parents separated, but later that year Lord Althorp refused to let his estranged wife take them back to London after the Christmas holidays. He later won custody of both children, and he married Raine, Countess of Dartmouth, in 1976. Diana did not get along with her stepmother, who she referred to as a “bully,” and she reportedly once pushed the Countess down the stairs. After being homeschooled, Diana attended Silfield Private School, Riddlesworth Hall School, and West Heath Girls’ School. During her youth, she played piano, studied tap and ballet, and participated in swimming and diving. Diana spent a term at the Swiss finishing school Institut Alpin Videmanette, then she returned to London and worked as a dance instructor until a skiing accident put her out of commission for three months. She later worked as a playgroup pre-school assistant, a nanny, and a nursery teacher’s assistant. When Diana was 18, her mother bought her a flat in Earl’s Court for her birthday.Marriage To CharlesDiana first met Prince Charles in 1977 when she was 16 years old. Charles was 29 and dating Diana’s sister Sarah at the time. In 1980, Charles took an interest in Diana when they were guests at a mutual friend’s home in Sussex. Charles later invited Diana on a sailing weekend aboard his family’s yacht Britannia and to meet his family at Balmoral Castle, and he proposed at Windsor Castle on February 6, 1981. Charles and Diana married at St Paul’s Cathedral on July 29, 1981, when Diana was 20 years old. The televised wedding was watched by 750 million people.When Diana married Charles, she became the Princess of Wales, making her the third highest-ranked woman in the British order of precedence. The royal couple honeymooned in various locations around the world, including Egypt, Tunisia, and Greece.Diana announced her first pregnancy in November 1981, and Prince William Arthur Philip Louis was born on June 21, 1982. Two years later, Diana gave birth to her second son with Charles, Prince Henry Charles Albert David, on September 15, 1984. As Princess of Wales, Diana became heavily involved in a variety of charities, most notably working with leprosy and AIDS organizations. Soon, she was involved with more than 100 different charities. By the early ’90s, Diana’s relationship with Charles had started to suffer.Divorce SettlementCharles and Diana had a notoriously rocky relationship with rumors of fights and infidelity. In 1986, Charles entered into a relationship with his ex-girlfriend, Camilla Parker Bowles, and Diana became involved with Major James Hewitt, who formerly worked as a riding instructor for the family.In late 1995, the Queen advised Charles and Diana to divorce, and the divorce was finalized on August 28, 1996. Diana received a $24 million divorce settlement from Charles. By comparison, Sarah Ferguson, who was Diana’s sister-in-law from 1986 to 1996, received $900,000 to be used towards buying a house and $600,000 in cash when she divorced Prince Andrew. Following the divorce, Diana continued to live at Kensington Palace. She dated surgeon Hasnat Khan for nearly two years. In July 1997, Diana began dating film producer Dodi Fayed, the son of billionaire businessman Mohamed Al Fayed.DeathOn August 31, 1997, just over a year after her divorce, Lady Diana was killed in a car accident in Paris’ Pont de l’Alma tunnel. Fayed and the car’s driver, Henri Paul, were pronounced dead at the scene, and Diana died at Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital a few hours after the accident. A French investigation concluded that Paul was intoxicated at the time of the crash, while a British inquest found that he was driving negligently with paparazzi in hot pursuit of the car.Diana was laid to rest on September 6th, 1997, and Elton John famously performed “Candle in the Wind” as a memorial to the late Princess. The funeral at Westminster Abbey was televised, and more than 2 billion mourners watched the broadcast. Diana was buried on an island within Althorp Park, where the Spencer family has lived for centuries.After Diana’s death, several memorials were dedicated to her, such as The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Gardens (Regent Centre Gardens Kirkintilloch), The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain (Hyde Park, London), and The Princess Diana Memorial Austria (garden of Schloss Cobenzl, Vienna), and her sons commissioned a statue of their beloved mother to be erected in Kensington Palace’s Sunken Garden. In 2019, the Place de l’Alma, which is above the Pont de l’Alma tunnel, was renamed Place Diana princesse de Galles.William and Harry Trust Funds Upon her death, Diana’s roughly $24 million worth of assets were put into a trust for her two sole heirs, Prince William and Prince Harry. The trust dictated that each son would inherit their share of the trust upon turning 30. By the time both sons were 30, they ended up inheriting $40 million apiece.HonoursIn 1981, Diana was honored with the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II. In 1982, she received Egypt’s Supreme Class of the Order of the Virtues and the Netherlands’ Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown, and in 1988, she was appointed to the Bencher of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple. That year Diana also received an Honorary Fellow in Dental Surgery from The Royal College of Surgeons of England. She held numerous honorary military appointments, including Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Australian Survey Corps, Colonel-in-Chief of the Princess of Wales’ Own Regiment (Canada), Colonel-in-Chief of the West Nova Scotia Regiment, Colonel-in-Chief of the Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (U.K.), Colonel-in-Chief of the Light Dragoons (U.K.), Honorary Air Commodore, RAF Wittering (U.K.), Lady Sponsor of HMS Cornwall (U.K.), and Lady Sponsor of HMS Vanguard (U.K.).

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