Melissa Gorga and Tisha Campbell feet and legs

Melissa Gorga is an American reality television star who has an estimated net worth of $3 million. Her net worth is shared with Joe Gorga. Melissa Gorga gained fame with Joe as they appeared on Bravo's The Real Housewives of New Jersey. Joe Gorga is a real property developer, and is also the brother of fellow cast member Teresa Giudice. Joe is the builder of the extravagant mansion they reside in the television show. Melissa decorated with her sister-in law Teresa's help. Melissa has three small children and is not only a reality TV star, but she is also a homemaker. She graduated with an B.A. at New Jersey City University. Education and psychology. Melissa is an Italian-American with a fiery personality. Melissa has been trying to establish a music career, as she has always been a singer from childhood. In 2011, her single On Display was met with mixed praise. Since then she's released a number of singles as well as a 4 track EP. In the past, she released a book entitled Love Italian Style: Secrets of my Hot and Happy Marriage in 2013. Legal and financial problems are a problem that has plagued the Gorga family for time. Joe as well as Melissa Gorga have been reported to be $2.5million in debt by at least one financial institution. Sterling Bank was reportedly indebted to the couple for $2.25m, a loan they borrowed back in the year 2007. The couple also owed $250,000 each to different creditor. Joe has been sued several times for not paying the bills. Gorga has been sued once for $25,000 from a window business which claimed they had not received a payment. The window business complained before the court they had no proof that Joe Gorga had been flaunting his wealth on TV and was refusing to pay for a bill of $25000. In total Joe Gorga has been the recipient of over 26 liens and civil court verdicts within New Jersey alone. It's important to remember that most civil judgments within the state of New Jersey concern claims under $15,000.

Tisha will turn 13 on the 13th of October. The BET Award recipient who rose to the top of the charts with her TV show Martin is happy to cherish each year that passes by. Campbell was born in Oklahoma and grew up there. at the age of 17, Campbell made the move to Hollywood and starred in her first big role on the NBC series Rags to Riches. She has a filmography that also includes Spike Lee's School Daze the action-comedy Rooftops with Eddie Murphy and the House Party series. This is Tisha and the beauty of turning finer and wiser by year. Tisha Campbell was born the 13th of October 1968, to a middle class African American family in Oklahoma City Oklahoma. The family of from five sisters and brothers relocated to Newark New Jersey just a couple of months after she was born. Campbell's interest in cinema started when she was in the early years of her childhood. At the age of six years old, she began her career in The Big Blue Marble as a young artist. The next decade of her life Tisha was able to master juggling school and performing. High school was where she studied at Arts High School Newark was not interrupted by her performances in other productions. In each year, Campbell built her resume as an actor. Campbell's career changed following thirty years of appearances in cameos and tiny roles. Her career took off when she was offered Regina Waters Payne's role in Fox's highly successful series Martin. Campbell's comedy career was launched with the help of the show that was on for five years. She became an icon with national recognition. Campbell returned to television. in 2001 with ABC's comedy show My Wife and Kids and received an award from BET and NAACP prize for her improbable comical performance. The acting career of Tisha has been a success, but that's not all she's famous for. The year 1997 was the time she accused Martin Lawrence (her Martin co-star) of sexual misconduct and verbal abuse. The accusation shook up the world of television. Campbell is honoured by her courage and the love of acting, as well as her commitment to helping her autistic daughter. We wish that when Campbell turns one year older, the best is yet to come.