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Beenie Man net worth: Beenie Man is a Jamaican musician who has a net worth of $4 million. Beenie Man was born Anthony Moses Davis in Kingston, Jamaica in August 1973. He was encouraged into music by his uncle who played drums for Jimmy Cliff. His debut single “Too Fancy” was released in 1981 and his first album The Invincible Beenie Man: The Ten Year Old DJ Wonder was released in 1983. His career was put on hold so he could finish school and do some traveling. He returned to music and released 10 albums in the 1990s. He signed with Island Records in 1994 and released the album Blessed. Some of his most successful songs include “Who Am I (Sim Simma)”, “Girls Dem Sugar”, “Feel it Boy”, and “Dude”. He has been involved in controversy for anti-gay lyrics and a feud with Yellowman. He married Michelle “D’Angel” Downer in 2006 but later divorced in 2011. They had a son Marco Dean born in 2006. Starting in 1993 he won the DJ of the Year Award for eight consecutive years. He won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album for 2000’s Art & Life.

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Diego Reyes Net Worth: Diego Reyes is a Mexican football player who has a net worth of $1 million. Born Diego Antonio Reyes Rosales in 1992 in Mexico City, he is currently a midfielder and central defender for Porto in Portugal. As a teenager, Reyes rose through the youth academy for América, making his first professional appearance at the age of 17. Two years later, he transferred to Porto and debuted during the 2013 season. Reyes is well-known as a Mexican football player and was selected to the nation’s Under-17 team, Under-20 team and Under-23 team, and is also currently a member of the Mexican national team. Reyes made his first appearance with the club during a World Cup qualifier and wore the captain’s armband during the second half of a friendly against South Korea in early 2014.