McKayla Maroney, a former American gymnast, has $3 million in net earnings. McKayla Maroney started gymnastics lessons at age 2 and began taking it seriously when she was 9. McKayla started her junior competitive career when she was thirteen years old. A participant in the "Fierce Five" (along with Gabby Douglas, Kyla Ross, Aly Raisman, as well as Jordyn Wieber), Maroney won a gold medal at the women's artistic team all-around competition as well as an silver medal in the vault competition for women at the 2012 Summer Olympics. She also won two gold medals during the 2010 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships and one from the 2013 World Championships in addition to three gold medals at the 2010 Pan American Championships. McKayla was also featured on "Hart of Dixie", "Bones", (2013) as well as "Superstore," (2016). The singer released "Wake up" in 2020 and "Wake Up" in 2020 as well as "Covid Lockdown" in the year 2016. McKayla was also featured in "Up in the air" by Thirty Seconds to Mars (2013). Maroney quit gymnastics competitive competitions in the beginning of 2016.Erin began enrolling McKayla into a gym course at the age of 2 when she was 9 years old. older, Maroney realized that she would like to participate in the Olympics someday and began practicing at Gym-Max which is a U.S.A Gymnastics National Team training facility located in Costa Mesa.
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