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Katerina Graham Net Worth: Katerina Graham is a Swiss-born American actress, model, singer, and dancer who has a net worth of $3 million. Katerina Graham was born in Geneva, Switzerland in September 1989. She is best known for the role of Bonnie Bennett on the TV series The Vampire Diaries. Graham was raised in Los Angeles, California. She started acting at six years old and appeared in commercials for Barbie, Pop Tarts, and K-Mart. She was a background dancer for lil’ Bow Wow at the BET Awards when she was 15 years old. She also worked as a dancer for Missy Elliott, Jamie Foxx, and Pharrell. She was a member of the Fantanas, appearing in Fanta commercials at 17 years old. She appeared in music videos by Akon, Christina Millian, Justin Bieber and Usher, John Legend, B2K, Nelly, and Usher. Her film debut came in the 1998 movie The Parent Trap. Katerina has appeared in episodes of Lizzie McGuire, Strong Medicine, Malcom in the Middle, Joan of Arcadia, Grounded for Life, The O.C., CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Greek, and Hannah Montana. She has starred in the movies Johnson Family Vacation, 17 Again, The Roommate, and Honey 2. As a singer she has released three EPs including Against the Wall in 2012 which hit #4 on the US Heat chart. Her 2012 single “Put Your Graffiti On Me” hit #5 on the US Dance chart.

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Comic Book Icon Lou Ferrigno is estimated to be worth $6 million. He is a former professional body builder best known for playing “The Incredible Hulk” on TV in the late 1970’s, and early 1980’s. As a body builder, he won the Mr. Universe competition two years in a row in 1973, and 1974, but was unable to win Mr. Olympia, coming second and third in consecutive years to eventual champion Arnold Schwarzenegger. It was documented in Pumping Iron, a 1975 documentary about Ferrigno’s attempt to beat Schwarzenegger at the event. He got his acting break as the “Hulk” in 1977, which made him one of the most recognizable men on TV. He appeared in several small roles on TV after “The Incredible Hulk” was cancelled; he sometimes played himself in these roles, some of the most memorable of which were on the TV show “The King of Queens,” the movie “I Love You Man,” and again as the voice of the “Hulk” in 2012’s “The Avengers.”