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Bobby Brown net worth: Bobby Brown is an American R&B singer/songwriter who has a net worth of $2 million. Brown is known for being a part of R&B/pop group New Edition, as well as his solo career. He was married to music legend Whitney Houston for more than a decade. Early life: Robert Barisford Brown was born February 5, 1969 in Boston, Massachusetts. He was brought up in the Orchard Park Projects in Roxbury and is one of eight children. When Brown was three years old, he saw musician James Brown perform in his hometown, and this ignited his dream of being a performer. He would later join his church’s choir. Brown had an impoverished childhood that was marred by violence. His parents—a substitute teacher and a construction worker—were not able to afford some of the things he coveted as a child, so Brown and his friends eventually resorted to stealing. A turning point in his life came when one of his close friends was stabbed to death at the age of eleven. In 1981, 12-year-old Brown and two of his childhood friends formed the band New Edition. One year later, their manager’s nephew joined the group and they officially became a quintet. New Edition’s 1983 debut album Candy Girl reached #20 on the Billboard R&B singles chart. Despite having several successful tours, albums, and singles, Brown would later reveal that he only took home about “$500 and a VCR” while a member of the group. He left the band in 1986 to pursue his solo career. Success: In 1986, Brown’s first solo album, King of Stage, was released and sold moderately well. It was not until he teamed up with R&B songwriters/producers Teddy Riley, L.A. Reid, and Babyface that his second album, Don’t Be Cruel (1988), took the music world by storm. The album would eventually sell over 12 million copies. Brown became famous for his hits in the 1980s and 1990s, including “Don’t Be Cruel” and “Humpin’ Around,” however, his musical fame was somewhat overshadowed in the late 1990s by his highly publicized and troubled relationship with pop singing sensation Whitney Houston. In 1989, Brown made his film debut with a cameo acting appearance as the Mayor’s doorman in Ghostbusters II. He then appeared in the HBO kids show, Mother Goose Rock ‘n’ Rhyme, playing all three characters of Three Blind Mice in 1990. Brown reunited with New Edition for a performance at the 1990 MTV Video Music Awards, which led to the group releasing the 1996 album, Home Again. New Edition would get together again for the 2005 BET 25th anniversary special and then at the 2009 BET Awards, when they performed a number of Jackson 5 hits in honor of Michael Jackson. As of 2016, Brown and New Edition continue to perform together. In 2005, Brown signed a deal with Bravo for the reality series, Being Bobby Brown. The Hollywood Reporter referred to the show as “undoubtedly the most disgusting and execrable series ever to ooze its way onto television.” Although the show received bad reviews during its first season, it gave Bravo its highest ratings during its particular time slot. The show was canceled in 2006 after Houston refused to appear in a second season. Brown planned to release a tell-all book, Bobby Brown: The Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing But, written by author Derrick Handspike in 2008. When controversial statements that Brown made about Houston were leaked to the media, he backed out of the project. Handspike ultimately released the book following Houston’s death. Personal life: Unfortunately, just as Brown’s music career was reaching a peak, his personal life spun out of control. He became known as a hard partier and a womanizer. Brown and Houston tied the knot at Houston’s estate on July 18, 1992. The couple had their only daughter, Bobbi Kristina, in 1993. Their 15-year-marriage was riddled with heavy drinking, drug use, infidelity, and domestic violence. Brown was arrested multiple times for drunk driving, battery, and more. The couple’s personal issues gave the tabloids tons of ammunition, and their union ultimately ended in divorce in 2007. In 2009, Brown had a son, Cassius, with his manager and girlfriend of two years, Alicia Etheredge. They were engaged in May 2010 and were married in a ceremony in Hawaii in June 2012. Since their wedding, they have had two daughters: Bodhi Jameson Rein in 2015 and Hendrix Estelle Sheba in 2016. Prior to Brown’s relationships with Houston and Etheredge, he fathered three children with two different women. Melika Williams gave birth to Landon in 1986, and Kim Ward gave birth to La’Princia and Bobby Jr., in 1989 and 1992, respectively. Whitney Houston passed away on February 11, 2012. Houston was found dead at the Beverly Hilton. The coroner’s report revealed that she had accidentally drowned in the bathtub, and heart disease and cocaine use were both contributing factors. Just three years later, Bobbi Kristina was found unconscious in her bathtub and died months later in hospice care at the age of 22. Whitney Houston’s estate: At the time of Houston’s death, she was technically $20 million in debt to her record company Sony/Arista. Her estate eventually earned enough from the sale of singles, albums, and merchandise to completely pay off the loan, and it was even able to generate an additional $20 million windfall for Houston’s sole heir: 19-year-old Bobbi Kristina. When Bobbi died, she had only collected around 10% of the trust, and any money she had collected up to that point—roughly $2 million—went to her closest living relative. That person was Bobby Brown. (The remainder of the Houston estate is now controlled by Houston’s mother and two brothers.)

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LeAnn Rimes Net Worth: LeAnn Rimes is an American singer-songwriter, actress, and a highly-acclaimed Country Music star who has a net worth of $10 million. After beginning her music career at the age of 13, LeAnn Rimes has emerged as one of the most recognizable stars in the Country music industry. To date, she has sold almost 40 million records worldwide. LeAnn Rimes’ music has won considerable critical praise with a number of awards, including three Grammys. In addition, she has published four books. Early Life: LeAnn Rimes’ real name is Margaret LeAnn Rimes, and she was born on August 28th of 1982. Although she was born in Jackson, Mississipi, her family moved to Garland, Texas when she was very young. Margaret was the only child in her family, and her parents soon enrolled her in vocal and dance classes. By the age of 5, she was performing in talent shows. When she was still quite little, Rimes started to book major roles in musical theater. Although she was performing in plays in Dallas, she also auditioned for Broadway productions and came very close to booking a role in Annie. She then appeared the reality TV show Star Search, where she was encouraged by praise from judge Ed McMahon. This inspired Rimes to pursue a career in country music. By the age of nine, she had earned the unbridled attention of talent scouts from all over the country. She toured the nation and often sang the national anthem at home games of the Dallas Cowboys. Her father was a major element in her early career, helping her tour and record three albums under an independent record label. Career: The person who is generally credited for bringing LeAnn Rimes into the mainstream is Bill Mack, a disc jockey. He composed the song “Blue” for her, and it was this hit that made her a star at the age of just 13. She recorded the song in 1994 and later got her first record deal with Curb in 1996. Curb had Rimes re-record “Blue” for her debut studio album, but they accidentally released the same version that she had recorded as an 11-year-old. Nevertheless, the single peaked at number ten on the charts, and her debut album, Blue, also topped the Country charts. Other hit singles from her debut album include “One Way Ticket” and “The Cattle Call.” In recognition of her accomplishment, LeAnn Rimes was compared to Patsy Cline by critics and given a Grammy award at the age of just 14. In 1997, LeAnn Rimes released a compilation album called Unchained Melody: The Early Years. This album showed off Rimes’ impressive range with previously unreleased tracks, and it included pop songs in addition to Country tracks that she was known for at the time. She followed this up with You Light Up My Life: Inspirational Songs later in 1997, and this album also showed Rimes’ ability to shine in a more mainstream format. The album later went four times platinum. Rimes’ third studio album came in 1998 with Sittin’ On Top Of The World. The album received mixed reviews, but it still went platinum. Once again, Rimes leaned more towards mainstream pop music rather than her Country roots. LeAnn Rimes then did a complete 180 with her next album in 1999, which was simply entitled, LeAnn Rimes. The album featured covers of country classics, the majority of which were Patsy Cline hits. Critics who had previously been critical of Rimes’ more mainstream albums praised the fact that she had returned to her roots. The album went platinum once again. In 2000, LeAnn Rimes fully committed to a more mainstream, pop-influenced sounds. She appeared in the film Coyote Ugly and contributed many tracks to its soundtrack, including the major international hit “Can’t Fight the Moonlight.” In 2001, the ill-fated compilation album I Need You was released. The album did not sell well and received poor reviews. Rimes later admitted that the album was released without her knowledge, and that her father had simply used outtakes from past recording sessions to piece together an album. In 2001, LeAnn Rimes finally gained independence after a long period of her father controlling her career. That year, she released Twisted Angel, the first album she produced without the help of her father. Although it was a major achievement for LeAnn Rimes, the album received poor reviews due to its failed attempt at a “country-pop crossover.” In 2005, she returned to Country music with This Woman. Although the album still didn’t seem to satisfy the critics, it was a commercial success. Three of the singles peaked within the top 5 on the Country charts, and the album sold over 100,000 units within the first week. In 2006, Rimes quietly released a studio album that never saw the light of day in North America. This was because she didn’t want to overshadow the success of This Woman. Rimes experienced even more success with the release of Family, her ninth studio album. This time, she managed to achieve both commercial and critical success. The album contained a range of different genres and featured artists such as Bon Jovi. She spent 2008 touring and collaborating with various musicians. In 2011, she released a cover album called Ladies & Gentlemen before releasing her eleventh album, Spitfire in 2013. In 2016, she followed up with her next album, Remnants. The next year, she appeared in the film Logan Lucky. Film and Television: After dating actor Andrew Keegan in 1998, LeAnn Rimes decided to pursue a career as an actress in addition to her music career. Over the years, she has appeared in a number of roles. These include appearances in TV shows such as Colgate Country Showdown and Nashville Star. She also appeared in movies like Coyote Ugly, Good Intentions, and Northern Lights. Personal Life and Real Estate: LeAnn was married to her backup dancer Dean Shermet from 2002 to 2010. In 2003, LeAnn and Dean (but mostly LeAnn) paid $1.7 million for a three-acre estate in Nashville. They sold this property in 2008 for $2.125 million after moving into their custom built palatial mansion nearby. They spend $4 million building what became a 23-room palace encompassing 13,300 square-feet on over 5-acres. Soon after moving in, LeAnn was caught having an affair with actor Eddie Cibrian and the couple separated. They listed their custom built mansion in 2009 for $7.45 million. Unfortunately they did not find a buyer until 2012 when they finally offloaded for $4.1 million. In 2013 LeAnn paid $3 million for a new home in LA’s suburb of Hidden Hills, California. In 2016 it was reported in various gossip outlets that LeAnn and Eddie were facing financial problems due to a slowdown in both of their respective careers. OK! Magazine went so far as to claim that the only reason they had not filed for divorce was that they could not afford the legal fees and neither was willing to accept the division of property.