A Glimpse Inside The Marriage Of The Richest Couples In History (3 of 5)

Kanye and Kim Kardashian West

Only if you don’t live on this planet will you say you haven’t heard the Kanye or at least his wife, Kardashian? With a combined wealth worth $600 million, they are also one of the most standout couples of modern history. The rapper and the TV character were hitched in 2014 and had three kids together. West happens to be Kardashian third spouse after music maker-Damon Thomas and NBA player-Kris Humphries.

While the Wests seem to be going well at present, Kim conceded that parenthood had put a strain in their marriage. The reality star said in a September 2018 episode of Keeping up with the Kardashians that Kanye feels that she ignores him for their kids. Kim has likewise said that she’s lost a great deal of her autonomy since wedding the rapper. “I’ve always been so independent and working, and [had a] schedule, and when you get married and have a husband that has a career and then have kids, your independence… you have to let it go.” She said on the Alec Baldwin show.

Andrew and Louise Carnegie

Like they say in English, the money you spent on yourself, is not as valuable as the one spent on others. Well, today Dale Andrew Carnegie is well remembered for the money he gave way than for the money he earned. Dale Carnegie was born in 1835, the industrialist made a fortune in the steel business before committing himself to philanthropy and given more than $350 million away—the likeness of more than $5 billion today.

In 1887, he was at the age of 51 hitched to Louise Whitfield who at that time was 30. Dale, who was committed to his mother wouldn’t like to get married until after her demise, although he had a secret engagement with Louise four years earlier. The Carnegie was one of the foremost American couples who consent to the prenuptial agreement. After Carnegie’s death, his widow was left with a small amount of money, a Manhattan townhouse, and a castle in Scotland. Their little daughter was left with a little trust. The townhouse, in the long run, was inevitably sold as its upkeep was unreasonably costly for them. Louise was far from being upset or furious with the little left for; it was her who encourages her husband to be a cheerful giver than making it.