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Tyler Shields net worth: Tyler Shields is an American photographer and former professional inline skater who has a net worth of $1 million dollars. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, Tyler Shields first rose to prominence participating in the X-Games as a vert skater. He competed professionally for a number of years and also toured with famed skater, Tony Hawk. He shifted his focus from skating to photography in the mid-2000s, and quickly made a name for himself with his eye-popping and often controversial photographs. After launching his career on Myspace, he became the “go-to” photographer for Hollywood celebrities, and is known for using blood in his work, as well as evoking images of violence. Most recently, he made headlines when he photographed actress Lindsay Lohan with a gun, and staged a fake shooting as part of the accompanying art exhibit. He also sparked major controversy when he photographed Heather Mills, of “Glee” fame, styled as if she was a victim of domestic violence. He donated proceeds from the sale of three of the prints from that shoot to domestic violence charities in response to criticism.

Erik Prince Net Worth: Erik Prince is an American businessman and former US Navy SEAL who has a net worth of $2 billion dollars. Prince was the founder and owner of the military company, XE, also known as Blackwater Worldwide, which carried out highly secretive government operations. It came under scrutiny in 2007, and Erik stepped down as its head in 2009. Much of Prince’s fortune comes from an automotive accessory empire started by his father. Founded in 1997, Blackwater is the largest private military company in the world today. Not only it was awarded with more than $1.6 billion worth of federal contracts, but the company has also reportedly received $600 million worth of classified contracts from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) since 2001. After Erik left the company, Blackwater was sold to a group of investors in 2010 and renamed Academi the following year. In 2013, Prince published the book “Civilian Warriors: The Inside Story of Blackwater and the Unsung Heroes of the War on Terror.” Early Life: Erik Prince was born Erik Dean Prince on June 6, 1969, in Holland, Michigan. He grew up with mother Elsa, father Edgar (a businessman and engineer), and three older siblings, including future United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. Erik attended Holland Christian High School and often traveled around the world with his father. After high school, Prince attended the United States Naval Academy for three semesters, then left because although he loved the Navy, he didn’t like the Naval Academy. He then enrolled at Hillsdale College, graduating with a B.A. in economics in 1992. As a college student, Erik worked as a cold-water diver for the local sheriff’s department and was a volunteer firefighter. He later found work as an emergency medical technician. In 1990, Prince got a White House internship, but he left after he secured an internship with California congressman Dana Rohrabacher. When he was 21, Erik volunteered to go to Nicaragua to search for a mass grave, later stating, “We found a mass grave: bones sticking out of the ground, hands tied with wire at the wrists.” In 1992, Prince attended Officer Candidate School and became an officer in the US Navy. He eventually became a Navy SEAL and was deployed to the Middle East, Haiti, and the Balkans with SEAL Team 8. Erik left the Navy after his father died in 1995 and ran Prince Machine Corporation until his mother sold it to Johnson Controls for $1.35 billion the following year. Career: In 1997, Prince relocated to Virginia Beach and financed Blackwater Worldwide. After buying 6,000 acres of land in North Carolina’s Great Dismal Swamp, he built a school for special operations, a decision that was inspired by the 1994 Rwandan genocide. Providing nearly 1,000 guards for bases and embassies abroad, Blackwater became the State Department’s largest private security company. Erik stated in his memoir that he helped connect the CIA with Afghan warlords who aided in the fall of the Taliban and ” [drove] al Qaeda into hiding.” In September 2007, Blackwater employees killed 17 Iraqi civilians after opening fire at Baghdad’s Nisour Square, and in October 2014, three of the company’s guards were convicted of manslaughter; another guard was convicted on murder charges on 2019. This incident led to criticism of Blackwater, but in 2010, the company was awarded a United States Department of State security contract worth $120 million as well as $100 million in CIA contracts. Defending Blackwater, Prince has said that in 40,000 personal security missions, weapons were fired by guards in just 200 of them. He stated, “No one under our care was ever killed or injured. We kept them safe, all the while we had 30 of our men killed.” Erik was once on a CIA task force dedicated to killing terrorists, and his name was allegedly leaked to the media by the House intelligence congressional committee. Prince has said that he believes he was outed by Leon Panetta, former director of the CIA, after the task force was shut down in 2009. Erik moved to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, in 2010 after being hired by the crown prince to assemble “an 800-member battalion of foreign troops for the U.A.E.” In January 2011, he started training 2,000 Somalis to fight piracy in the Gulf of Aden. Prince later began serving as chairman of logistics and transport company Frontier Services Group Ltd and head of private equity firm Frontier Resource Group. Ties to Trump Campaigns: In August 2016, Erik met with Donald Trump, Jr., Joel Zamel, and George Nader at Trump Tower to discuss Iran policy. During the meeting, Nader reportedly said that the crown princes of the UAE and Saudi Arabia wanted to help Donald Trump win the presidential election. In January 2017, Prince also attended a meeting in Seychelles that was arranged by Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE crown prince. In April 2017, “The Washington Post” reported that this meeting was “part of an apparent effort to establish a back-channel line of communication between Moscow and President-elect Donald Trump.” Though Erik testified in front of the House Intelligence Committee that he did not represent the Trump transition and that no back-channel was involved, the Special Counsel found evidence that contradicted his testimony. In April 2019, House Intelligence Committee chairman Adam Schiff sent a criminal referral to the Justice Department on the basis that Prince had provided false testimony, and the Department of Justice opened an investigation in early 2020. In March 2020, “The New York Times” revealed that Erik recruited former spies to infiltrate “Democratic congressional campaigns, labor organizations and other groups considered hostile to the Trump agenda.” Personal Life: Erik married Joan Nicole in 1991, and they had four children together (Sophia, Christian, Isabella, and Erik) before Joan passed away from cancer in 2003. While Joan was sick, Prince began an affair with his children’s former nanny, Joanna Houck, and impregnated her before Joan’s death. Erik and Joanna wed in 2004 and had three children before divorcing in 2012. Prince then married former Blackwater spokesperson Stacy DeLuke. Erik is a practicing Catholic, having converted in 1992. Prince has donated money to several Republican politicians, including Ron Paul, Mike Pence, Pat Buchanan, and Mitt Romney, and he gave $250,000 to Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. Erik is the vice president of the Prince Foundation, which was founded by his parents in 1979, and he founded the Freiheit Foundation in the 1990s; both organizations support conservative Christian causes.

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Hailey Baldwin Bieber net worth: Hailey Baldwin Bieber is an American model and actress, who has a net worth of $20 million. She is the youngest daughter of actor and director Stephen Baldwin, and is married to Canadian singer Justin Bieber. Early life: Hailey Rhode Baldwin Bieber was born on November 22, 1996 in Tucson, Arizona. Her father is the youngest of the four Baldwin brothers (after Alec, Daniel and then William). Her mother is graphic designer Kennya Baldwin. Kennya’s father is Grammy Award-winning Brazilian musician Eumir Deodato. As a young girl, Hailey dreamed of being a classical ballet dancer, but had to quit training after suffering a foot injury. At the age of nine, she was in the 2005 documentary Livin It: Unusual Suspects, alongside her family. The title was a play on her father’s classic film The Usual Suspects. And when she was 13 years old, she appeared on Saturday Night Live. Unable to pursue her dream of becoming a ballerina, Hailey (who is five feet, seven inches tall) decided to dive into the modeling industry, and was first signed with the international agency Ford Models. Success: Hailey made her runway debut in October 2014, when she walked for British fashion label Topshop and French fashion designer Sonia Rykiel. In January 2015, she landed her first appearance in Vogue. She was also photographed for the March 2015 issue of the now-shuttered Teen Vogue. That same year, Hailey appeared in a print ad for Ralph Lauren and modeled on the runway for Tommy Hilfiger. Hailey Baldwin has also hosted various events for MTV, including the 2015 MTV Europe Music Awards, which was held in Milan, Italy. Hailey signed a contract with international modeling agency IMG Models in 2016, at the age of 19. Her other modeling accolades include campaigns for UGG footwear, Karl Lagerfield, Tory Burch, Dolce & Gabbana, among others. In addition to her modeling endeavors, Hailey has made a foray into the fashion merchandise industry. In 2016, she joined forces with fashion accessories company The Daily Edited to launch a line of handbags called #theHAILEYedited collection. She also announced a collaboration with UK footwear brand Public Desire, as well as a makeup collection with Australian brand ModelCo that same year. In 2017, Baldwin-Bieber was featured on the cover of Spanish Harper’s Bazaar. She has also been the cover star for the American, British, and Japanese editions of Elle magazine. Bieber appeared in the promotional video for Fyre Festival, the controversial fraudulent luxury music festival that “took place” in April of 2017. (Since the video aired, she has stated that the money she earned from the Fyre Festival video was donated to charity.) In May 2017, Bieber began co-hosting a TBS show called Drop the Mic with rapper and actor Method Man. The show, which is based on a popular segment from “The Late Late Show With James Corden,” invites celebrities from the entertainment, music, sports, and pop culture industries to compete in rap battles. In 2018, Bieber participated in a campaign for the Shiseido-owned makeup brand bareMinerals called the “Power of Good.” And in 2019, Bieber became the face of Levi Jeans. Bieber appeared in the music video for “10,000 Hours,” a collaboration between Dan + Shay and Justin Bieber, in 2019. Personal life: Bieber’s father is actor Stephen Baldwin, the youngest of the four “Baldwin brothers,” and her mother is graphic designer Kennya Deodato. Her mother is Brazilian and of Italian and Portuguese descent. Additionally, Bieber’s maternal grandfather is Brazilian musician Eumir Deodato. Bieber was raised in the evangelical Christian church. (After the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, her father became a born-again Christian.) Bieber began making tabloid headlines in 2015 due to her on-again, off-again relationship with superstar Justin Bieber. The couple worked things out and got back together in May 2018 and less than two months later, they got engaged at Baker’s Bay resort in the Bahamas. The Biebers were wed in a private civil ceremony held in New York City in the fall of 2018, and officially confirmed they were married in November. They held a much larger second ceremony at Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina on September 30, 2019. Bieber wore three custom gowns for the big occasion, designed by Off-White’s Virgil Abloh, Ralph & Russo, and Vera Wang. The couple decided to forgo a honeymoon. Although it was never officially confirmed, Bieber is rumored to have dated Canadian singer/songwriter Shawn Mendes prior to getting back together with Justin Bieber. The two even attended the Met Gala together in early May 2018. Real estate: In March 2019, it was reported that Justin Bieber bought a $8.5 million home in Beverly Hills to share with his wife. At the time of purchase, the 1930s Monterey Colonial had been recently renovated by Hollywood production designer Charles Infante. The five-bedroom, seven-bathroom residence, which is over 6,100 square feet, features a wood-paneled library, bar, wine cellar, home theater, and game room. Outside, the property boasts a zero-edge infinity pool, courtyard, cabana, as well as a fire pit. Prior to settling on this Los Angeles home, the couple rented a Spanish contemporary–style mansion in the Toluca Lake neighborhood of L.A. for $100,000 a month.