Actress
Lisa Wu
Lisa Wu Net Worth is $100, 000
Nicknames: Sharon Millette Hartwell; Lisa Wu Hartwell
Date of birth: the 23rd of February, 1973
Profession: actress, TV personality, realtor
Nationality: United States of America
Source of wealth: television
How Much is Lisa Wu Worth?
For many successful bright women reality show “Real Housewives of Atlanta” (RHOA) has become the springboard to the entertainment industry. Kim Zolciak, Porsha Williams and many others made a solid fortune through participating in popular series.
Our today’s heroine Lisa Wu has also used this show to make her first step to international fame and high level of income. After that she participated in a number of other TV projects, including TV One series “Hollywood Divas” and comedy show “Meet the Browns”. She has also made a short appearance in a famous Google comedy “The Internship”, where her stage partners were such famous Hollywood actors as Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson and Rose Byrne.
What is the secret of Lisa Wu financial success? Probably, that’s her talent to business. She was the part of RHOA just within 2 seasons, but then she moved forward. The job of an actress is not the only one Lisa Wu’s source of wealth.
The reality TV star has founded a real estate company, titled “Hartwell and Associates”. But even that powerful source of wealth was not enough for ambitious Lisa Wu. She presented her own line of clothing. “Hart 2 Hart” is sold in USA and abroad. So, Lisa Wu can boast with a guaranteed passive income.
Probably, her net worth seems to be a nuisance for a celebrity. But she is an active and persistent person, so her net worth has a tendency to grow.
But how did she start?
Lisa Wu’s Way On Top
Lisa Wu gained recognition not just as a talented actress, but also as a very beautiful woman. Her exotic appearance attracted viewers as a magnet. No wonder, because her hot look is a result of genes flow of her multi-racial parents. Her mother gave her Chinese charm and her father shared with her his African energy.
Lisa grew up in the suburb of Los Angeles. She attended dancing lessons and that helped her get the job of a back up dancer.
Wu had a talent of a singer too. That’s why at the age of 19 she joined a rap band. But then she refused from making music career and concentrated her efforts on movie industry. She produced the film “Black Ball” in 2003 and appeared in a number of TV shows, when finally she was cast to RHOA and met her big break.
