Ximena Duque’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Net Worth: $5 Million
Last Updated: 2019

Ximena Duque net worth: Ximena Duque is a Colombian actress and model who has a net worth of $5 million. Ximena Duque was born in Santiago de Cali, Colombia in January 1985. He family moved to Miami, Florida when she was 12. Duque first starred on the reality television series Protagonistas de Novela. She starred in the films Primero de enero in 2014 and Morir sonando in 2015. Ximena Duque has starred in several TV series including Sonar no cuesta nada in 2005, Pecados Ajenos in 2007, Valeria in 2008, El rostro de Analia in 2008, Victorinos in 2009, Bella calamidades in 2010, Alguien te mira in 2010, Sacrificio de mujer ni 2011, La casa de al lado in 2011, Corazon valiente in 2012, Santa Diabla from 2013 to 2014, Villa paraiso in 2014, Duenos del paraiso in 2015, Clarita in 2016, Quien es quien? In 2016, Days of Our Lives in 2016, La fan in 2017, Queen of the South in 2017, and Milagros de Navidad in 2017.

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