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Tatjana Patitz’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

What Is Tatjana Patitz’s Net Worth and Salary?Tatjana Patitz is a German model and actress who has a net worth of $14 million. Patitz began modeling as a teenager and rose to prominence in the ’80s. She has graced more than 200 magazine covers, including the American, British, and Italian versions of “Vogue.” Tatjana is one of the five “Original Supermodels,” along with Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington, and the women all appeared together in George Michael’s “Freedom! ’90” music video, which “Rolling Stone” magazine ranked #11 on it’s 2021 list of “The 100 Greatest Music Videos.” ​As an actress, Patitz has appeared in the films “Rising Sun” (1993), “Ready to Wear” (1994), and “Restraining Order” (1999), the television series “The Larry Sanders Show” (1995) and “The Single Guy” (1996), and the music videos “Duran Duran: Skin Trade” (1987) and “Korn: Make Me Bad” (2000). She has also starred in international commercials for Revlon, Ralph Lauren, Levi jeans, Cartier, and Pantene.Early LifeTatjana Patitz was born on May 25, 1966, in Hamburg, Germany. Patitz grew up in Skanör, Sweden, and the family had the opportunity to live in different countries because of her father’s job as a travel journalist. Her mother was a dancer who performed in the famous Paris cabaret Le Lido. At age 7, Tatjana learned how to ride horses, and while staying at the family’s summer home in Mallorca, Spain, she took part in horse camps. Patitz has said that she associates horseback riding with “freedom, connectedness, and dedication.”CareerAt age 17, Tatjana entered the 1983 Elite Model Look contest and came in third place. After signing a modeling contract, she moved to Paris, and in 1985, she appeared on her first major magazine cover, British “Vogue.” That year Patitz began working with photographer Peter Lindbergh, and in his book “10 Women,” Lindbergh wrote of her, “I admire Tatjana because she always stays herself. She’s very soft, but at the same time she’s very strong and knows how to stand up for what she thinks, and it’s always very enriching to be with her. It’s impossible not to admire her and over the years not to be just a little bit in love with her.” Patitz appeared in an editorial for French “Vogue” in the fall of 1985, then she went to New York and modeled for American “Vogue” and “Cosmopolitan.” An Irving Penn photograph of Tatjana entitled “Colored Contact Lenses” was featured in the December 1985 issue of “Vogue,” and in 1992, it was included in the book “On The Edge: Images from 100 Years of Vogue” as one of the era’s iconic photographs. Patitz appeared on the cover of Italian “Vogue” twice in 1986, and the following year, she was photographed for Revlon’s “The Most Unforgettable Women in the World” ad campaign. She appeared on the cover of American “Vogue” for the first time in 1987, and after she began collaborating with photographer Herb Ritts, she became the subject of one of his most famous photographs, “Tatjana Veiled Head (Tight View), Joshua Tree 1988.” In 1989, Patitz appeared on the cover of American “Vogue” two months in a row.During the ’90s, Tatjana appeared in runway shows and ad campaigns for fashion houses such as Versace, Chanel, Valentino, Donna Karan, Karl Lagerfeld, and Vivienne Westwood. She was also the face of minimalist fashion designer Jil Sander’s eponymous fashion house. In 1992, Patitz signed a cosmetics contract with Germaine Monteil, and she was named one of the world’s top 10 supermodels by “New York Magazine.” In 2000, she appeared on the cover of the Chinese version of “Harper’s Bazaar,” followed by “Elle UK” and Italian “Elle” in 2001. She appeared in Kookai’s 2003 Spring/Summer campaign and Jigsaw’s 2004 Fall/Winter campaign. Photographer Juergen Teller included Tatjana in his “Cover Girls” portfolio for “W Magazine’s” September 2006 issue, and in that year her interior design style was showcased in “Livingetc” magazine. In 2009, Patitz walked the runway for Jean Paul Gaultier, modeling his Hermès Fall/Winter collection. She took part in Karl Lagerfeld’s “Coco on the Lido” 2010 Chanel Cruise collection show in Venice, and in 2011, she became the spokesmodel for Shiseido’s cosmetics campaign. Tatjana appeared on the cover of “Numéro China” in 2013, and in 2014, she starred in a L’Oreal Age Perfect ad campaign with Jane Fonda. In 2020, she was referenced in the “Vogue” article “Who Was Tatjana Patitz, The Most Mysterious Of The Original Supers?” and the “Harper’s Bazaar” article “The 21 Top Supermodels That Dominated Fashion in the ’90s.” A 2021 “L’Officiel” article about ’90s supermodels referred to Tatjana as “the most beautiful face of the decade.”Personal LifeTatjana welcomed a son, Jonah, in 2004,” and in 2019, she told Mercedes-AMG’s “63Magazine,” “My son is my source of happiness in life. My friends, my animals, and nature give me balance and satisfaction – the feeling of being connected…I would like to send an empathetic person with a big heart out into the world. Jonah should always have the self-belief to be himself and to embody and articulate his own attitude and opinions.” Patitz also spoke to the magazine about getting older, stating, “I am proud of my wrinkles. I worked for each one and they belong to me. Growing older is beautiful. You become wiser and more mature….Beauty means being a good person and being there for others. In my opinion, beauty is not only about looks, but everything that makes up a person.” Tatjana is a vegetarian and animal rights advocate, and in 2007, she starred in a PSA for Orangutan Outreach, an organization whose mission is to “protect orangutans in their native forests of Borneo and Sumatra while providing care for orphaned and displaced orangutans until they can be returned to their natural environment.”
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Kira Kosarin’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

What Is Kira Kosarin’s Net Worth?Kira Kosarin is an American actress and singer who has a net worth of $4 million. Kosarin is best known for starring as Phoebe Thunderman on Nickelodeon’s “The Thundermans” (2013–2018). Kira has more than 30 acting credits to her name, including the film “Supercool” (2021), the TV movie “One Crazy Cruise” (2015), and the television series “Light as a Feather” (2019). She released the album “Off Brand” in 2019 and the EP “Songbird” in 2020, and she signed a record deal with Republic Records in March 2022. Kosarin has released several singles, such as “Spy,” “Vinyl,” “Love Me Like You Hate Me,” and “Mood Ring,” and she posts her music videos on her YouTube channel, which has more than 463,000 subscribers. Kira is also very popular on Instagram, where she has over 6 million followers.Early LifeKira Kosarin was born Kira Nicole Kosarin on October 7, 1997, in Morristown, New Jersey. Her parents, Lauren and Danny, were Broadway performers; Lauren was an actress, and Danny was a conductor and music director as well as a record producer. Both Lauren and Danny are of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. Kira began singing, dancing, and acting at a young age, and she took ballet lessons at Boca Ballet Theatre. She also participated in gymnastics during her youth. Kosarin attended Pine Crest School, a private preparatory school in Florida. After she attended an “acting on camera” workshop,” Kira moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career in 2011.CareerIn 2011, Kosarin appeared in the short films “Last Day of School,” “Wiz’s World,” “Scary Girl,” and “Hollywood Halloween,” followed by “The Lil’ Dictator Part 1 – Randomness,” “The Lil’ Dictator Part II: Randomness,” “Wordplay,” and “Scared Sweet” in 2012. That year she also guest-starred on the Disney Channel’s “Shake It Up.” From 2013 to 2018, Kira played Phoebe Thunderman on “The Thundermans,” which aired 98 episodes over four seasons and won a Kids’ Choice Award for Favorite TV Show in 2016. She reprised her role in a 2014 episode of “The Haunted Hathaways” and a 2016 episode of “Henry Danger.” Kosarin guest-starred in two episodes of “Astrid Clover” from 2014 to 2015, and in 2015, she played Ellie Bauer in the Nickelodeon movie “One Crazy Cruise” and appeared in “Nickelodeon’s Ho Ho Holiday.”In 2016, she guest-starred on “School of Rock,” then she appeared on the reality shows “Hell’s Kitchen” (2016) and “Paradise Run” (2016–2017) and the 2017 specials “Nickelodeon’s Not So Valentine’s Special” and “Nickelodeon’s Sizzling Summer Camp Special.” Kira competed on “Double Dare” (2018), guest-starred on “Knight Squad” (2018), “All About The Washingtons” (2018), “Good Trouble” (2019), and “Welcome to the Wayne” (2019), and lent her voice to the animated Nickelodeon movie ” Lucky” (2019). She had a recurring role as Nadia on the Hulu supernatural series “Light as a Feather” in 2019, and in 2021, she appeared in the film “Supercool.”Personal LifeKira began a relationship with fellow actor Chase Austin in the summer of 2014. In December 2015, she confirmed that they had split up, writing on Instagram, “He’s still a wonderful human being whom I love with all my heart, it was just time for us to accept that things change, people change, and sometimes the best thing is for people to take on the world in a different way. We’re still friends and nobody did anything wrong, and that’s okay.” Kosarin is a supporter of the nonprofit organization Camp Del Corazon, which “provides year-round experiential opportunities for children faced with the challenges of growing up and living with heart disease.”Award NominationsKosarin earned four Kids’ Choice Award nominations for “The Thundermans.” She received Favorite TV Actress nominations in 2015, 2016, and 2018 and a Favorite Female TV Star nomination in 2017.
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Jung Hae-in’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

What is Jung Hae-in’s Net Worth and Salary?Jung Hae-in is a South Korean actor who has a net worth of $14 million. Jung Hae-in has risen to fame for his roles in “Bride of the Century,” “While You Were Sleeping,” “Something in the Rain,” and “Snowdrop.”Early LifeJung was born on April 1, 1988 in Seoul, South Korea. One of Jung’s ancestors is Jeong Yakyong, a noted thinker of the Joseon period. His first developed ambitions to be an actor while he was completing military service, having enlisted at the age of 21. He then attended Pyeongtaek University where he earned a degree in broadcasting entertainment. His first acting experience was in a musical in college and he signed a contract with an agency upon graduating from college.CareerJung officially debuted in 2014 at the age of 26 in the television series “Bride of the Century.” The same year, he also appeared in the indie film “The Youth.” He also was cast in the historical series, “The Three Musketeers” and had a number of cameo roles and minor appearances in other films and television shows in the early years of his career. He made a well-known appearance as the love interest in “Guardian: The Lonely and Great God.”Jung gained popularity in 2017 when he landed a role in the romantic series “While You Were Sleeping.” While the show was airing, his name became the number one most searched term on a popular Korean search engine. In 2017, he also appeared in the films “The King’s Case Note” and “Conspiracy: Age of Rebellion. He then landed a role in the black comedy series, “Prison Playbook” and received praise for his performance.The following year, Jung appeared in the film “Heung-boo: The Revolutionist” in which he played the historical character of King Heonjong. He then landed his firs leading film role in the romance drama “Something in the Rain” opposite Son Ye-jin. After the film premiered, Jung experienced a notable rise in popularity throughout Asia. Later in 2018, he was cast in another romance film, “Tune in for Love” opposite Kim Go-eun.In 2019, Jung had a main role in the youth film “Start-Up,” playing the character of a school drop out who then ends up in a gang. He also appeared in “One Spring Night” opposite Han Ji-min. The next year, in 2020, Jung starred in the romantic drama “A Piece of Your Mind” opposite Chae Soo-bin, which was quite popular. He also landed a main role in the JTBC drama series “Snowdrop” alongside Jisoo, a hugely popular Korean female star. “Snowdrop” premiered in December of 2021.In addition to “Snowdrop,” Jung also starred in “D.P.” in August of 2021. He signed on to appear in the second season of “D.P.” He has also appeared in the web series “Connect” and in the short film “Unframed.”Personal LifeSimilar to many other stars in the Korean entertainment industry, Jung’s personal life is kept under tight wraps and he is said to be single. However, he once divulged in an interview that he is interested in dating and is attracted to women who feel comfortable expressing their emotions. There have been rumors that Jung was romantically involved with some of his co-stars, though none have been officially proven and Jung maintains that he has only even been close friends with his colleagues. Jung has a huge fan base throughout South Korea as well as the broader Asian continent.
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Mitski’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

What is Mitski’s Net Worth?Mitski is a Japanese-American singer-songwriter who has a net worth of $4 million. Mitski has released a number of critically-acclaimed albums and has been described as one of the best young songwriters in the United States.Early LifeMitski was born on September 27, 1990 in Mie Prefecture, Japan and given the name Mitsuki Laycock. Her father is American while her mother is Japanese. She grew up in Japan and learned Japanese before learning to speak English. Due to her father’s job at the United States Department of State, the family moved frequently as Mitski grew up, living in places like Turkey, China, the Czech Republic, and Malaysia. They eventually settled in the United States where Mitski attended high school. There she joined the choir and started focusing more of her time on music. She was 18 years old when she wrote her first song on the piano.After high school, she initially enrolled at Hunter College to study film but then decided to pursue music instead. After transferring to SUNY Purchase College’s Conservatory of Music, she studied composition.CareerWhile at Purchase College, Mitski recorded and self-released her first and second albums, “Lush” in 2012 and “Retired from Sad, New Career in Business” in 2013. The albums were released as student projects. While a student at the school, Mitski met Patrick Hyland who has since helped her produce each of her albums.After graduating from the program, Mitski became the vocalist for the short-lived progressive metal band, Voice Coils. She also began to work on their third album, “Bury Me at Makeout Creek,” which was released in November of 2014. She album represented a significant change in style and sound for Mitski, as her two previous albums had been primarily orchestral and classical while this new one was more raw and featured heavier guitar. The album was positively reviewed by a number of music publications though it did not achieve widespread popularity among the general public.In December of 2015, Mitski signed a record deal with Dead Oceans and then released her fourth studio album in March of 2016. The album, entitled “Puberty 2,” was recorded over a two-week period in New York and was produced by Hyland. It received widespread acclaim from music critics and one of the albums songs, “Your Best American Girl,” was named the 13th best song of the 2010s by “Rolling Stone.”In 2017, Mitski went on tour as a supporting act for the Pixies U.S. tour dates. She also joined musician Lorde for a number of selected tour dates on her Melodrama World Tour in late 2017 and early 2018. In November of 2017, she also starred in a short film called “Sitting.”Mitski was back in the studio working on her fifth album in early 2018. The album, “Be the Cowboy,” was made available for pre-order in May of that year without any prior announcement. A number of singles were released ahead of the album, which was released on August 17. The album received very high praise and was named album of the year by a number of publications including “Pitchfork,” “Vulture,” and “Consequence of Sound.” The album also was her most popular with fans to date and she developed a devoted following because of it.For the tour accompanying the album in 2019, Mitski incorporated a choreography routine into the live performances that was inspired by the dance Butoh, a form of dance theater developed in post-war Japan. The dance was also featured in the music video for the song “Working for the Knife.” In September of 2019 at the final performance of the “Be the Cowboy” tour in New York, Mitski announced that the performance would be her last indefinitely. She spoke about needing to quit music completely and find a new path to pursue. The announcement obviously upset her fans but they were appeased in early 2020 when Mitski announced she had changed her mind.In October of 2020, Mitski announced she would provide the soundtrack to the graphic novel, “This Ss Where we Fall.” The album was released on cassette and on vinyl later that year with no plans to put the soundtrack on streaming services.In October of 2021, Mitski announced she was working on her sixth studio album. She released its first single, “Working for the Knife,” the next day which was named the seventh best song of 2021 by “Pitchfork.” She also announced tour dates in the United States and Europe and released the full album, “Laurel Hell,” just before the tour began in February of 2022. One of the singles from the album, “The Only Heartbreaker,” peaked at number one on the Billboard Adult Alternative Airplay chart in March of 2022.Personal LifeMitski lives in Nashville, Tennessee. She lives a vegan lifestyle and enjoys spending time with her pet cat. In an interview in 2016 with “The New York Times,” Mitski expressed her general discomfort with being in the public eye. She generally keeps her personal life very private. She has expressed that she sometimes struggles with how intensely her fans appreciate her music, as her fanbase has been described as “cultish” and rivaling the fans of Taylor Swift and BTS in terms of their devotion. In 2022, she stated that this level of fandom was overwhelming to her at times and has been damaging to her self-image.
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