33 Facts About Tareq Salahi

Tareq Dirgham Salahi is an American vintner, international polo player, and television personality.

Corinne Tareq Salahi is the founder and director of the Montessori School of Alexandria, Virginia.

Tareq Salahi attended primary school at Ascension Academy in Alexandria and high school at the Randolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal, Virginia where he graduated in 1987.

Tareq Salahi graduated from the University of California, Davis in 1994 with a bachelor's degree in oenology and business management.

Tareq Salahi fought the charges and made counter allegations against his parents and their lawyer.

Tareq Salahi began to seek investors to buy the property from his parents, but no deal was ever reached.

Tareq Salahi managed to retain the trademark for Oasis Wines and is currently distributing wine under the Oasis Wines and Celebration Wines names.

Tareq Salahi is a travel agent operating charters as Hotels at Sea and Resorts at Sea.

Tareq Salahi sat on the board of the American Task Force.

Tareq Salahi was one of 15 board members of the Virginia Tourism Corporation, a "board that shapes Virginia's tourism policy", appointed by Gov.

Tareq Salahi had served on the state's wine board under both Gov.

Tareq Salahi was a regular competitor on the US National Team and his Oasis squad won two US Polo Association National Arena Titles in 1997 and 1998.

Tareq Salahi was involved with sponsoring the Courage Cup in 2006, a polo charity event to raise funds for urban youth to experience equestrian activities.

Teams to which Tareq Salahi belonged won the National Arena Championship Chairman's Cup and the USPA National Challenge Cup during 2020.

Tareq Salahi has appeared in two reality TV shows, and documentaries have been made about the White House security breach incident.

In 2014, Tareq Salahi lost a celebrity boxing match to Jose Canseco on a DirecTV pay per view special.

When making his announcement, Tareq Salahi stated that his candidacy would avenge a lawsuit that Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II, who was hoping to become the Republican gubernatorial nominee, had recently brought against him.

Tareq Salahi added that the lawsuit had made him realize the amount of taxpayer money that politicians waste.

On January 14,2013, Tareq Salahi announced that he would run for governor of Virginia as an independent.

Tareq Salahi stated that he had been informed that his refusal in December to sign a pledge of support for all 2013 Republican candidates could disqualify him from the Republican nomination process.

Tareq Salahi failed to submit the necessary signatures to the Virginia State Board of Elections by the June 11,2013, deadline and did not appear on the ballot as an independent.

Tareq Salahi transitioned his run into a write-in campaign and said he would pursue a congressional seat if he didn't win the governorship.

Tareq Salahi was scheduled to have a film document his campaign by Campbell Media Group, but the production company faced legal allegations for targeting and scamming its film subjects.

Tareq Salahi was one of two declared write-in candidates for Governor, along with John Parmele Jr.

In December 2013, Tareq Salahi announced that he was running in the Republican primary for Virginia's 10th congressional district in the 2014 elections, to succeed Frank Wolf, the retiring Republican incumbent.

Tareq Salahi attempted to collect 1,000 signatures to get on the ballot.

In June 2014, Tareq Salahi submitted 2,051 signatures to the Virginia State Board of Elections, but only 480 of them were valid and he did not appear on the ballot.

On September 13,2011, Tareq Salahi reported Michaele missing and perhaps kidnapped after Michaele had phoned him to say that she was on her way to her mother's house, but, according to her mother, had not arrived.

Tareq Salahi was located soon afterward when law enforcement authorities discovered she had run off with Neal Schon, guitarist for the rock band Journey, and had not wanted Salahi to know where she was.

On September 16,2011, Tareq Salahi filed for divorce from Michaele on the grounds of adultery and abandonment or separation.

Tareq Salahi refiled the case shortly thereafter with amendments, but Michaele filed for divorce on December 15,2011, citing the grounds of 'threatening her and committing violence against her, cruelty and constructive desertion.

Hupp entered a sealed order for a $50 million personal injury lawsuit that Tareq Salahi had filed against the entertainment company, Journey, Schon and Nomata.

On January 1,2016, Tareq Salahi married his business partner, Lisa Spoden.