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Jewel aka Jewel Kilcher is an American performer and actress. Jewel's net worth is $14 million. Since her debut as a performer in the 1990s, she has become a household name for the genres of pop and country. Four Grammy Awards have been presented to her for her outstanding songwriting. Pieces of You her debut album has also received 12 Platinum awards within the USA. Within the United States of America, she has sold more than thirty million albums. A prolific writer, and also an actor and singer, she also has five works published in her portfolio. She has an enormous following across social media. She describes herself as a real blue feminist. Jewel Biography/Wiki Jewel born in 1974 is expected to turn 49 by 2023. She was raised in Payson Utah. Her father was a Mormon. She was raised by her dad in Alaska. She's American and adheres to the Christian faith. The family lived out in the woods, far from the city. Her education was through The Interlochen art academy. The academy awarded her a half-scholarship and studied operatic vocal there. She started playing guitar as a teenager. When she was in high her school, she would also sing in coffee houses near her home. The local business houses donated items for an auction in order to bring home the 11,000 dollars she required to fund her school. The father of his paternal grandparents named Yule Kilcher was the first person to cross the Harding Icefield. She also has two siblings. Shane Kilcher is her older brother and Atz Lee Kilcher, her half brother. She claims that her mother has robbed millions of dollars since 2003. Jewel has been divorced. Charlie Whitehurst, a former American NFL quarterback, and Jewel's boyfriend has been in a relationship for a while.

Hallie Jackson. Jackson works as a political journalist and analyst from the U.S. As of now, she's the primary White House correspondent for NBC News as well as anchoring various newscasts on MSNBC (cable part that is part of NBC). Born and raised within the state of Pennsylvania US she earned a bachelor's degree in political sciences from the John Hopkins University. In the beginning, she worked in small cities in Maryland Delaware and Connecticut for the two TV stations WBOC and WFSB (affiliates of CBS) Jackson joined Hearst Corporation and reported to all their 26 stations throughout the United States out of Washington DC. In the following year, she was transferred to NBC News and spent the next year at their Los Angeles station. Her outstanding reporting of various elections, such as the Presidential election of 2016 and the 2016 Presidential Elections, has earned her the reputation of being a devoted reporter for political events. She is regarded as a dedicated and multi-talented journalist. Her many responsibilities include she was a reporter for the Senator Ted Cruz campaign for president and conducted exclusive interviews. Jackson was named chief White House correspondent by NBC. Jackson is married with Douglas Hitchner, and she is mother to two daughters.