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Jewel aka Jewel Kilcher is an American actress producer and singer. Jewel's estimated net worth in 2023 is 14 million dollars. In the country and Pop world of music Jewel is famous for her singing. Her music has won her four Grammys and the album Pieces of You has been declared Platinum twelve times in America. The majority of her albums were sold in the US market. As well as being an actress singer and musician, she is also a prolific writer, she's released five magazines until now. She's active on social media and has a large following. She is feminist. Jewel Biography/Wiki Jewel, born 23 May 1974, is currently 49 years of age in 2023. Jewel was born in Payson Utah, United States of America. Her father was the son of a Mormon. She was born in Alaska and lived in a family farm that was 770 acres. She has American Nationality and is religiously a Christian. They lived their lives at the forest, far from the city. She was a student at an art academy called the Interlochen Art Academy. There she studies operatic voice and was granted a waiver as a result of the half-scholarship she received. In the year she turned sixteen, she began playing guitar. While in school, she also sang in a few coffee shops close to her house. Local businesses donated items for auction to raise $11,000 to pay her tuition. Yule Kiler is Yule's grandpa. Her paternal father was the pioneer of crossing the Harding Icefield. Two more of her siblings are also there. Shane Kilcher's elder brother has the same name as her, as well as Atz Kilcher's half brother. The couple has a rift with her mother who she claims has stolen millions from her. Jewel's marriage status indicates that she is divorced. Charlie Whitehurst was a football player from the United States.

Hallie Jackson, an American political reporter/analyst. Currently, she's her White House Correspondent at NBC News. She also hosts a number of MSNBC programs. Jackson was born in Pennsylvania, US and earned her Bachelors degree in political science from John Hopkins University. Jackson began her professional career in the field of CBS affiliated stations on TV WBOC in Maryland Delaware Connecticut. Jackson then joined Hearst Corporation, reporting from Washington DC on behalf of the Hearst Corporation's 26 stations. After that, she was hired by NBC News (in the year 2014) and, for the duration of a year she worked at the NBC station in Los Angeles. Then the coverage she provided of the elections for presidents and others in 2016 earned her the title as a dedicated journalist in the field of politics. She's a versatile and dedicated journalist. Her most notable assignments were covering the election of Senator Ted Cruz, and conducting exclusive interviews with the most prominent GOP presidential candidates. Jackson became NBC's chief White House reporter in 2017. Jackson is married with Douglas Hitchner, and she is mother to two girls.