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Teresa KerryOne of the richest women in America
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Biography of Teresa Kerry
Teresa Kerry, one of the wealthiest women in America, inherited a food manufacturing company that produces the world-famous "Heinz" ketchup. Her personal fortune is estimated at $500 million. She orders clothes from fashion houses such as Chanel and Hermes and travels on her private plane. As the wife of Massachusetts senator John Kerry, who is considered the leading favorite among Democrats in the upcoming presidential elections, Teresa likes to say about her husband, "I would gladly spend time with him in a trench." Currently, something similar is happening: Teresa is actively working in her husband's election campaign, and many of the senator's speeches are said to be written under her guidance.
Early Life and Career
Teresa (65) was born into a Portuguese doctor's family in Mozambique. She inherited the food manufacturing company that produces the famous "Heinz" ketchup, establishing her as one of the richest women in America. With her vast wealth, she indulges in luxury, ordering clothes from fashion houses like Chanel and Hermes, and flying in her private plane.
Marriage to John Kerry
Teresa met Senator John Kerry through her first husband, Senator John Heinz from Pennsylvania, who tragically died in a plane crash. She joined the Democratic camp when she learned that John Kerry had decided to run for the presidency. Prior to that, she had been a supporter of Republicans for 30 years. Political analysts suggest that if John Kerry wins the election in the United States, Teresa could become one of the most intriguing first ladies in the country's history.
