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Prem Chopra net worth: Prem Chopra is an Indian actor who has a net worth of $50 million. Prem Chopra was born in Lahore, British India in September 1935. Chopra is an actor in Punjabi and Hindi films. Over his 50 year he career he has appeared in more than 300 films. Chopra is often a villain and is soft spoken. Some of the movies he has starred in include Honour Killing, Heart Land, Power Cut, Loot, Daddy Cool, Broken Thread, Bold, Mr. Prime Minister, Return of Jewel Thief, The Don, God and Gun, Police Public, Clerk, Bobby, Around the World, and Dream Girl. Chopra won the Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award in 1976 for Do Anjaane. In 2004 he won the Legend of Indian Cinema Award. He received a Lifetime Achievement Award from Giants and has also won a Lions Club Award. In 2014 his biograph Prem Naam Hai Mera, Prem Chopra was written by his daughter Rakita Nanda.

Gail Greenberg net worth: Gail Greenberg is an American reality television personality who has a net worth of $5 million. She is best known for appearing on the Bravo reality series, Secrets and Wives, which premiered in 2015. The show follows the lives of six affluent, longtime girlfriends who live on Long Island as they navigate the pitfalls of marriage and divorce. Greenberg is married to one of the top plastic surgeons in New York and is committed to keeping their love alive after having experienced one unsuccessful marriage. She is described as a Type-A personality and is a perfectionist with most, if not all, things in her life.

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T. D. Jakes Net Worth: T. D. Jakes is an American bishop, author, and filmmaker who has a net worth of $20 million. He is the Apostle/Bishop of The Potter’s House, a non-denominational megachurch. Early Life: Thomas Dexter Jakes Sr., better known by his initials T.D. Jakes, was born on June 9, 1957, in South Charleston, West Virginia. He was raised in Vandalia, West Virginia. Career: In 1982, at age 25, Jakes became the pastor of Greater Emanuel Temple of Faith, a storefront church in Smithers, West Virginia, with just ten members. Then, in 1988, he joined the Christian denomination Higher Ground Always Abounding Assemblies, which was founded by Bishop Sherman Watkins. Then, in 1990, Jakes moved to South Charleston, West Virginia, where his congregation grew up to 300 members. Following that, in 1993, Jakes moved to Cross Lanes, West Virginia, his congregation once again grew, this time to more than 1,100 people. Of those people in his congregation, 60 percent were African American and 40 percent were Caucasian. In 1995, he began to move into the world of publishing and media, when he founded the firm TDJ Enterprises. The company published his books, and also is responsible for producing his films. Then, from 1995 to 1996, Jakes served as the host of his own syndicated weekly radio and television show “Get Ready”, which had national distribution. In 2009, he had tried to return to television with a partnership with CBS Television Distribution and Dr. Phil McGraw and Jay McGraw, with plans for them to launch a syndicated, secular talk show. However, the project never got off the ground. His own show, “T.D. Jakes”, was launched in partnership with Tegna, Inc. and Debmar-Mercury in 2015, and aired in over 50 markets across the country. It was cancelled in 2017 due to poor ratings. In 1996, Jakes moved to Dallas, Texas, and founded the non-denominational church The Potter’s House. It features a 34-acre hilltop campus with a 5,000-seat auditorium, in addition to offices for employees and staff. He did not relocated to Dallas alone, his wife, children, and a staff of 50 employees all moved with him. By 1998, he had grown his congregation to over 14,000 members! In 2005 Jakes accompanied President George W. Bush on his visit to the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina. In addition to his work as a bishop, Jakes has also worked as a film producer through his company TDJ Enterprises. His filmography includes “Woman Thou Art Loosed” (2004), “Not Easily Broken” (2009), “Jumping the Broom” (2011), “Munya” (2010), “Sparkle” (2012), “Heaven Is for Real” (2014), “Winnie Mandela” (2014), “Miracles from Heaven” (2016), and “Faith Under Fire” (2018). Jakes has published numerous books. Some of the titles he has written include “Woman Thou Art Loosed: Healing the Wounds of the Past” (1993), “So You Call Yourself a Man?” (1997), “He-Motions” (2004), “Reposition Yourself: Living Life Without Limits” (2007), “Let it Go: Forgive So You Can Be Forgiven” (2012), “Instinct: The Power to Unleash Your Inborn Drive” (2014), “Destiny: Step into Your Purpose” (2015), “Soar!: Build Your Vision from the Ground Up” (2017), “Crushing” (2019), among many, many others. Jakes had received numerous honors, including 13 honorary degrees and doctorates from various institutions. He has also received Grammy and Dove Award nominations for his gospel album “Live from The Potter’s House” (1998), and he actually won a Grammy Award at the 46th Grammy Awards in 2003 for his gospel album “A Wing and a Prayer”. He other musical publications include the albums “Woman Thou Art Loosed” (1997) and “The Storm Is Over” (2001). He has been named among America’s Top 10 Religious Leaders by both PBS Religion and Ethics Newsweekly. He was also featured on the cover of the September 17, 2001 issue of Time magazine. Personal Life: Jakes married his wife, Serita Jakes, in 1982. The couple have five children together.