Lynda Carter

 Lynda Carter is an American performer and actress who has a net worth of around $10 million. Lynda Carter won Miss World USA 1972, however, her most well-known part is in Wonder Woman, a live-action TV show that was inspired by the DC Comic Book. Carter has been in movies like "Super Troopers,"" "Sky High," and "The Dukes of Hazzard," as well as in a range of made-for-television movies including "Hotline," "Daddy," and "Slayer. Lynda Carter was born to Colby and Juanita Carter in Phoenix, Arizona in 1951. She is of English and Scots-Irish origin on her father's side, and also of Mexican, Spanish, and French descent on her mother's. Carter is a half-brother named Vincent and a younger sister named Pamela. She made her television debut at age five on "Lew King's Talent Show." She was in high school when she joined two groups and performed in the Las Vegas lounge. Carter attended Arizona State University for college but chose to pursue a career in the field of music. After performing on tour with The Garfin Gathering, she resigned in 1972 to follow acting as a career.