Husein Gradasevic
General Facts and Figures
- Name: Georges LeBar
- Net Worth: $18 Million
- Occupation: Painter, Author
- Date of Birth: January 24, 1973
- Place of Birth: Australia
- Zodiac: Aquarius
- Spouse: RuPaul
Early Life, Education
Georges LeBar is an Australian-American who was born in January 1973 in Perth, Australia. Thanks to how private he is, he has kept information about his family and childhood from the media and public.
Regarding his education, Georges specialized in fashion and design. He went to various schools across different cities, including Miami, New York, and Paris. The names of these institutions are withheld from the public.
Career Highlights
Georges Lebar is an artist, and he paints and designs various things. However, there is barely enough information about where he works.
Rumor has it that Georges worked behind the shadows, as he never appreciates too much attention.
Georges is also a famous author, and he has written two books, namely Pillowtalk and Six Inches Away.
Today, he manages a 60,000-acre ranch in Wyoming.
Personal Life
Georges met RuPaul in a New York bar when he was approximately 21 years old. They started their relationship at a time when same-sex marriage was barely acceptable in the country. His husband is a model, songwriter, singer, and actor.
Estimated Net Wealth
Georges comes with an approximated net fortune of $18 million. On the other hand, RuPaul boasts about $16 million in net worth.
Hobbies and Interests
Georges enjoys traveling and has visited several countries for both business and pleasure. His ideal vacation spot is Miami, Florida.
The majority of his time is now spent in the US, with the remainder split between Europe and Australia. Georges also enjoys trying other cuisines, with continental food being his favorite, while also enjoying hot Hungarian.
Blue is one of his favorite hues.
He loves to read and has done so avidly since he was a young adolescent. J. K. Rowling is one of his favorite authors, and “Harry Potter” is undoubtedly his favorite novel.
