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Jewel or Jewel Kilcher is an American actor, producer and singer. Jewel's net worth is $14 million. In the 90s Jewel's been singing and is a major singer in both pop and country music. The songs she has recorded have earned her four Grammys, and their album Pieces of You has been declared Platinum twelve times in America. She has over 30 million albums sold in the United States of America. In addition to being an actress, singer as well as performer, she's also a prolific author and has released five publications. Her fan base is huge on social media. She is a true feminist. Jewel Biography/Wiki Jewel was born on the 23rd of May, 1975. The age she will reach is 49 in 2023. Her birthplace was in Payson Utah, United States of America. Her father is a Mormon. She was raised in Alaska and was raised in a family farm that was 770 acres. She's American who adheres to the Christian faith. The life was wild and far from cities. She completed her education through The Interlochen arts academy. She is a student of operative voice and also received some waiver as she got half-scholarship. At the age of 16, she began playing guitar. At school, she played at local cafes. Local businesses donated items as auctions to cover her 11000 dollar school fees. His paternal grandad father named Yule Kilcher, was very first person to cross the Harding Icefield. Also, she is the mother of two siblings. There are two brothers. Her half-brother is Atz Leigh Kilcher and her elder twin is Shane Kilcher. Her mother has not been connected to her since 2003. Jewel's married status is divorced. Charlie Whitehurst is an American ex-football player who has been in a relationship with Jewel.

Hallie Jackson is an American reporter as well as a political analyst. Currently she's her White House Correspondent at NBC News. Additionally, she hosts a number of MSNBC programs. After being born and raised on the Pennsylvanian coast, she graduated with an undergraduate degree in political science in the fall of 2006 from John Hopkins University. Jackson worked in Maryland, Delaware as well as Connecticut at the CBS-affiliated TV stations WBOC and WFSB. Then she relocated in Washington DC where Shearst Corporation was the reporter for all 26 of their stations. Following this she joined NBC News (in 2014) and for the next time she was employed at the NBC station in Los Angeles. Her reputation was established as a political correspondent for her remarkable coverage of the presidential election in 2016 as well as different elections. She has been praised by her various talents and hard work. Jackson was commissioned to cover for the Ted Cruz presidential campaign and interview key GOP presidential candidates. Jackson became NBC's chief White House reporter in 2017. She has two daughters and is tied to Douglas Hitchner.