The celebrity child Jaylah Hope Yanez rose to fame as Jacqui Campos's offspring. She had a famous American singer and songwriter for a grandmother named Jennie Rivera. Her mother is a well-known Mexican-American singer and actress.
Age: When Is Her Birthday?
Yanez was born in Long Beach, California, in 2009, making her 11 years old as of 2023. Every year on November 18, the star child celebrates her birthday. She was raised by her well-known parents, Danny Yanez and Jacqui Campos.
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| Yanez’s grandmother, Jennie Rivera Source: Instagram @jennirivera |
How Much Money Is She Worth?
Jaylah may be enjoying a comfortable lifestyle thanks to her parents' salary. Her grandmother was also one of the wealthiest people, with a net worth of almost $25 million.
She had amassed enormous wealth and renown as a result of her efforts. Jenni appeared in a lot of plays. Her mother, on the other hand, is worth $1 million.
What is she now doing?
Presently working in show business, Yanez has appeared in Growing Up Rivera. Her information is available on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram. Her grandmother was an accomplished musician, composer, actor, television producer, publicist, philanthropist, and businesswoman in the United States. In 1992, Jenni began making music, and most of her songs dealt with relationships, adultery, and societal themes. She also won several additional honors, including 22 Billboard Latin Music Awards, two Oye! Awards, and two Billboard Music Awards.
Specifics About Her Parents
Jaylah Hope Yanez is well-cared-for by her parents, who are devoted to her. Jacqui, Jaylah's mother, is well known for her roles in movies like Chiquis n' Control, I Love Jenni, and Good Day L.A. Mike Campos and Jacqui have been married since November 10, 2012. According to reports, they have three kids. She also formerly had a romantic connection with Danny Yanez. She shares a daughter named Jenavieve Faith Campos with Danny.
Her Grandmother's Cause of Death
On December 9, 2012, a Learjet 25 crash near Iturbide, Nuevo León, Mexico claimed the life of Jenni Rivera. She had come to the city the day before to perform at Monterrey Arena. To appear on La Voz... México, Rivera then takes a flight to Toluca, Mexico.
Communication with the plane was lost around 15 minutes later, and later that day, the wreckage was discovered close to Iturbide, Nuevo León. Sadly, none of the two crew members or the five passengers survived. On December 31, 2012, Rivera was laid to rest in the All Souls Cemetery in Long Beach, California. The news of her death was covered extensively by foreign media.
