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Jackie Siegel Net Worth: Jackie Siegel is an American model, actress, and beauty pageant director who has a net worth of $50 million. Siegel is probably best known for her involvement in the documentary film “The Queen of Versailles.” Her husband is David Siegel, a timeshare mogul. Together, Jackie and David are owners of Westgate Resorts. Early Life: Jacqueline Mallery was born on January 19th of 1966 in Endwell, New York. After graduating from high school, Jackie attended the Rochester Institute of Technology and obtained a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering, graduating in 1989. Career: In 1993, Jackie won the Mrs. Florida America beauty pageant. Since then, she has become the owner of the Mrs. Florida America beauty pageant and serves as its director. Siegel’s entertainment career began when she became one of the main subjects of the documentary “The Queen of Versailles,” which was released in 2012. The documentary explores the couple’s quest to construct a massive home known as the “Versailles house.” The couple faced a number of notable obstacles, including the 2008 recession. As the recession impacts David’s company, construction is halted and the family cuts costs wherever possible. Jackie also attempts to adjust to a new lifestyle with fewer financial freedoms. The documentary received positive reviews from critics, and it won a number of awards. Following the release of “Queen of Versaille,” the family continued to struggle with a number of issues. At one point, Westgate Resorts owed $1.2 billion to various lenders. Eventually, David Siegel purchased the Versailles house outright. In 2015, Jackie appeared in an episode of “Celebrity Wife Swap.” She and David also appeared in an episode of “Secret Lives of the Super Rich.” Outside of her appearances in documentaries and on reality TV, Jackie serves on the board of directors of Westgate Resorts and Ocoee Thrift Mart, the latter of which is a charity that she founded herself. Jackie also founded another charity called Helping Locals. Relationships: In 2000, Jackie married David Siegel. Over the course of their relationship, they have had six children together. They adopted a seventh child together. Their eldest daughter was from David’s previous relationship, and she passed away at the age of 18 from a drug overdose. Versailles House: The Versailles House has been under construction for well over ten years. Spanning 90,000 square feet, it is one of the largest (if not the largest) detached family homes in the United States. It is valued at $100 million. In 2018, Jackie announced on social media that it would be completed within a year. When (or if) the home is ever completed, it will feature 14 bedrooms, 32 bathrooms, 11 kitchens, a full-sized movie theater, a roller rink, a bowling alley, and much more. Of particular note is a ballroom that can accommodate 500 to 1,000 people. A 20,000-bottle wine cellar is another notable feature. In addition, the home will boast two elevators, one of which is gold. There will also be a 30-car garage. Aside from the two indoor pools, there will also be two outdoor pools – plus a baseball diamond. The doors and windows alone are worth $4 million, as they are cut from some of the last remaining legal Brazilian mahogany.

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Helen Hunt Net Worth and Salary: Helen Hunt is an American actress, film director, and screenwriter who has a net worth of $75 million dollars. She is best known for starring in ’90s sitcom “Mad About You”. At the peak “Mad About You”, Helen earned $1 million per episode. That temporarily made her the highest-paid television actress in the world and still stands as one of the highest per-episode fee ever paid to an actor. Early Life: Helen Hunt was born June 15, 1963 in Culver City, California to an entertainment industry family. Her mother Jane was a photographer and her father Gordon Hunt worked as a film, voice, and stage director, as well as an acting coach. The family moved to New York City when Helen was three years old. Hunt attended plays several times a week, due to her father’s job directing theater in the city. Early Career:  Hunt figured out she wanted to be an actress by the age of nine, and she landed her first agent around that time and a role in the 1973 TV movie “Pioneer Woman.” She made other appearances throughout the 1970s on classic television shows including “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and “The Bionic Woman”, as well as a regular role on “The Swiss Family Robinson”. During the mid and late ’80s, Hunt was appearing frequently in studio films targeted toward teenage audiences, including big roles in 1984’s “Trancers” and starring with Sarah Jessica Parker in “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” (1985.) In 1986, she got a role as the daughter of a couple on the brink of divorce in Francis Ford Coppola’s “Peggy Sue Got Married”. Success: The 1990s saw Hunt trading in her smaller roles for bigger successes. She came to the spotlight in the U.S. when she starred in the wildly popular sitcom “Mad About You” from 1992-1999. She played Jamie Buchman, New York City public-relations specialist opposite Paul Reiser who played the other half of the newlywed couple. Hunt made a household name for herself with her charming and witty portrayal of Jamie. Hunt also directed several episodes of the show, including the series finale. The show was a ratings and award-season darling, resulting in critical acclaim and many accolades for the two stars. At the peak of “Mad” success, Helen earned $1 million per episode, roughly $20 million per season. That temporarily made her the highest-paid television actress in the world. She is the first female television actress to earn $1 million per episode. She set this record four years before the “Friends” actresses also hit that mark. She began to revisit the big screen in 1996 when she played a starring role in box-office hit “Twister” opposite Bill Paxton, in which she played a storm-chaser in the Midwest. “Twister” was the second-highest-grossing movie that year. A year later, she won critical praise and an Oscar for her role opposite Jack Nicholson in the romantic comedy “As Good as it Gets”. She played a single mother and waitress who falls in love with a misanthropic romance writer (Nicholson). The movie received positive reviews for its casting choices and Nicholson and Hunt’s stunning onscreen chemistry. Hunt released four films in 2000, including the comedy “Dr. T & The Women”, also starring Richard Gere. She landed the female lead role in “What Women Want” with Mel Gibson, and acted in “Cast Away” alongside Tom Hanks. These were outstanding box office successes and continued to catapult Hunt’s career and fame forward. “Then She Found Me” (2007) was Hunt’s first feature film directorial debut, and she also played the lead role in the movie. The movie fell flat with critics and audiences alike. 2012 saw Hunt in one of her most serious roles, starring as sex surrogate Cheryl Cohen-Greene in “The Sessions”, alongside William H. Macy and Hawkes. This vulnerable role was critically acclaimed and earned her an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress. In 2014, Helen wrote, directed, and starred in the drama “Ride”. She followed this up with more directing work for various sitcoms and series (including directing work on “This Is Us”), and returned to the screen with 2017’s Louis C.K. comedy “I Love You, Daddy”. However, the film never made it to theatrical release due to the sexual misconduct accusation against C.K. She went on to headline horror flick “I See You” in 2019, and later that year appeared as journalist Nancy Campbell in the BBC series “World on Fire.” Accolades:  Hunt won Emmy Awards for her “Mad About You” role in 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999. She was nominated for seven years in a row and clinched the win of the last four.  In 1998, Hunt won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of Carol Connelly in the movie “As Good as It Gets”. She has been nominated over the years for 31 awards and has won 15. Personal Life: Hunt started dating fellow actor Hank Azaria, who also had a role on Mad About You, in 1994. The two got married in July 1999, but separated in August 2000. Their divorce was finalized on December 18, 2000. Hunt and producer Matthew Carnahan were together for 16 years before breaking up in 2017. The two have a daughter, Makena Lei, born in May 2004.