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David Katzman net worth: David Katzman is an American businessman who has a net worth of $3.5 billion. David Katzman graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in Finance and Accounting and attended Detroit College of Law. Katzman worked in retail and founded DeeKay Enterprises in 1987. He also launched Habitat, Lens1st, and National Blinds and Wallpaper. The Home Depot purchased DeeKay in 1997. He served as President of The Home Depot S.O.C. He also served as the Managing partner of Camelot Venture for 10 years before forming the Camelot Venture Group in 2008. Camelot’s investments include Lens Express, 1-800-Contacts, Real Age, Rawlings Sporting Goods, Fathead, and Quicken Loans. He served as the Vice Chairman of Quicken Loans and the National Basketball Association’s Cleveland Cavaliers. Katzman is a majority owner of the Cavaliers along with Dan Gilbert and Gordon Gund.SmileDirectClub: David’s son Jordan Katzman is the co-founder of at-home teeth straightening company SmileDirectClub. They founded the company using seed money from David. In October 2018, SmileDirectClub raised capital at a $3.2 billion valuation. When the company announced its plans to go public in September 2019, its securities filings revealed a planned valuation that will give Jordan a paper net worth of $1.4 billion. Jordan’s co-founder Alex Fenkell’s projected net worth was listed at $1.3 billion. David Katzman, the largest shareholder, would be left with a $1.8 billion stake. SmileDirectClub IPO’d on September 13, 2019. It ended the day with a market cap of $12.5 billion. David’s 76 million shares were worth $1.4 billion at the end of the first day of trading.

Bobbi Kristina Brown net worth: Bobbi Kristina Brown was an American heiress and reality star who had a net worth of $20 million dollars at the time of her death. That money was held mostly in trust when she died. Bobbi Kristina Brown was the only child of Whitney Houston, and the fourth child of Bobby Brown.Trust Fund: When Bobbi Kristina turned 21, she received around $2 million from a trust fund that was established after her mother’s tragic death. That represented around 10% of what was believed to be a $20 million trust. Another 15%, roughly $2.7 million, was to be distributed when she turned 25 in 2018. The remainder was supposed to be distributed on her 30th birthday. However, neither happened as Bobbi Kristina passed away on July 26, 2015.Upon Bobbi’s death, according to the terms of Whitney’s will, the remaining funds will be evenly split among Whitney’s mother Cissy and two brothers. Ex-husband Bobby Brown was an original beneficiary of Whitney’s will, but he was removed when they divorced in 2007.Assuming Bobbi did not have a will, her father would theoretically have had a legitimate claim to whatever money has already been distributed, approximately $2 million. The one wrinkle in that plan was Bobbi’s boyfriend/alleged husband Nick Gordon. Nick claimed that he and Bobbi were married which would make him the closest direct beneficiary of the distributed money. A family lawyer denied Nick’s claim that they were actually married. In 2016 Nick Gordon was ultimately found “legally responsible” for Bobbi’s death and ordered to pay $36 million in restitution to Bobbi’s estate.Early Life: Bobby Kristina Brown was born on March 4, 1993 in Livingston, New Jersey, to singers Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown.  She grew up in the shadow of both of her parents’ successful music careers and controversial personal lives. Her mother was highly famous for both her powerhouse vocals and her string of successful films. Her mother’s highest-grossing films, “The Bodyguard” and “Waiting to Exhale”, were released the year before Bobbi’s birth, and after her birth, respectively. Through her mother, Brown was related to many singers and entertainers including Dionne Warwick and Dee Dee Warwick.In 1998, Bobbi was featured on her mother’s song “My Love Is Your Love” for the album of the same title. When her mother brought her to the recording studio and held her up to the microphone, she said “Sing, mommy,” which can be heard during the first verse of the song; she says “Clap your hands!” at the end of the track. Her mother brought her into the spotlight at age one when, in 1994, she accepted an American Music Award while holding Bobbi on stage. Her parents were the subject of a docu-drama on Bravo during her elementary school years, and she often followed one or the other on tour.After her parents divorced in 2007, Bobbi spent the majority of the time in her mother’s home in Atlanta, though she was often there alone. Her parents were known to have used drugs, and many believe that this contributed to her mother’s untimely death in 2012. Throughout her teenage years, Brown was the focus of many tabloids and gossip columns, constantly being bullied in the media about her purported drug use, weight, and relationships with different family members. Author Mark Bego characterized Bobbi’s teenage years as “no picnic” because of the attention that the media paid to her and her “extreme growing pains” due to the focus on her.Adult Life and Career:  Brown’s mother died at age 48 from an accidental drowning in February 2012 in a hotel bathtub. Later, heart disease and cocaine were listed as contributing factors. Bobbi was described as inconsolable and completely overwhelmed after her mother’s death and a few days later was admitted to Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles. In March 2012, Brown said she felt her mother’s spirit and expressed her intention to carry on her mother’s legacy by doing the “singing thing,” along with starting a career as an actor and dancer.Brown was the beneficiary of Houston’s entire estate, including her cars, jewelry, clothing, persona effects, and furniture, an estate that was worth $115 million. When Bobbi Kristina turned 21, she received around $2 million from a trust fund that was established after her mother’s tragic death. That represented around 10% of what was believed to be a $20 million trust. Another 15%, roughly $2.7 million, was to be distributed when she turned 25 in 2018. The remainder was supposed to be distributed on her 30th birthday.In 2012, Brown was cast in a recurring role as Tina the receptionist in Tyler Perry’s “For Better or Worse,” with Perry praising her performance and stating that she had a bright future in show business. After rumors began Brown had “tearfully exited the set” of the show, Perry came to her defense stating that had never happened. The role of Tina, who on the show is the daughter of a hair stylist, was Brown’s acting debut.In July 2013, Brown announced her engagement to a close family friend named Nick Gordon, who had come to live with the Houston family when he was 12 years old but was never actually adopted. The announcement caused a ripple within the family; before they made their romantic involvement known, Brown had always referred to him as her big brother.Coma and Death: Gordon and a friend found Brown facedown in a bathtub in her home in Alpharetta, Georgia on January 31, 2015. They began performing CPR until 911 arrived. According to police, she was alive and breathing after being transported to North Fulton Hospital in Roswell, Georgia. At first, they found no evidence to indicate the incident was related to drugs or alcohol, but this was later disputed. Doctors placed Brown in a medically induced coma after determining her brain function was significantly diminished. She remained in a coma and on a ventilator when she was moved to Emory University Hospital on February 2.In March 2015, she was moved to an Atlanta rehab facility, still in a coma, with doctors saying she had global and irreversible brain damage. Bobby Brown arranged in June 2015 to have his daughter flown to Chicago to be seen by specialists only to be told there was nothing they could do. She was flown back to Atlanta on June 24 and put into hospice. She tragically died in hospice care on July 26, 2015, at the age of 22. Funeral services were held on August 1, 2015 in Alpharetta Georgia. Bobbi was buried two years later between her mother and maternal grandfather in Westfield, New Jersey.Upon Bobbi’s death, according to the terms of Whitney’s will, the remaining funds will be evenly split among Whitney’s mother Cissy and two brothers. Ex-husband Bobby Brown was an original beneficiary of Whitney’s will, but he was removed when they divorced in 2007.Assuming Bobbi does not have a will, her father would theoretically have a legitimate claim to whatever money has already been distributed, approximately $2 million. The one wrinkle in that plan will be Bobbi’s boyfriend/alleged husband Nick Gordon. Nick claimed that he and Bobbi were married which would make him the closest direct beneficiary of the distributed money. A family lawyer so denied Nick’s claim that they were actually married. In 2016 Nick Gordon was ultimately found “legally responsible” for Bobbi’s death and ordered to pay $36 million in restitution to Bobbi’s estate.

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Joe Bryant net worth: Joe Bryant is an American former professional basketball player and coach who has a net worth of $5 million. He is best known for being the father of the late Kobe Bryant. Joe Bryant was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in October 1954. He was a 6’9″ power forward and center who played at John Bartram High School and La Salle. Joe Bryant was drafted #14 overall by the Golden State Warriors in the 1975 NBA Draft. He played for the Philadelphia 76ers from 1975 to 1979, the San Diego Clippers from 1979 to 1982, and the Houston Rockets from 1982 to 1983 before playing overseas. Bryant became a coach in 1992 and coached the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks from 2006 to 2007 and again in 2011. He has also coached in Japan, Italy, and Thailand. He married Pam Cox in 1975 and had three children including Kobe Bryant.