Aundrea Fimbres

Aundrea fimbres' net worth is estimated to be $500,000. Her successful career as both the singer and dancer helped her to accumulate an impressive sum of money for the whole family. Fimbres, who was studying in her second year of college at the time of the auditions for Making the Band 3 reality show, decided to check it to audition in the middle of her junior year. She dropped out of college and began work for the show as soon as she was chosen for the program. Aundrea Fimbres who was born in Upland California on 29 June 1983 was the youngest three children. She was the youngest out of three kids raised by Mexican-origin parents. Aundrea holds the American nationality as well as Caucasian origins. After conducting our research We realized that the general population did not know a few details about his parents. Also Aundrea did not appear to have any other relatives. As for his educational background, the artist has attended Space High School and Claremont High School. Fimbres took part with the band in Making the Band 3 with the remaining three semesters to complete her master's degree in education. Fimbres wanted to become an elementary school teacher. It was as a second option, which she told her family about. In the beginning she was the top choice of the judges. She was also well liked by the public. The singer was not confirmed as having her dance ability was declining in Season 2. In the end, she was chosen to become one of Danity Kayne's band of five. Danity's Fimbres Aundrea is part of an ensemble of five members that comprises D. Woods Shannon Bex Aubrey O'Day Dawn Richard. Danity Kane initially released Danity Kane as an album of studio recordings in 2006. Their second studio album Welcome to the Dollhouse was an immediate commercial success. First female group with the debut and its second album to debut at the top. The Supremes were the first female group to debut at number. one on Billboard 200. Three of their singles reached the top of the chart on Billboard 200. 10. She played in the Latin Funk band Soto, between 2005 and its dissolution in 2009. Aundrea, who is Director of Production for the Next Big Thing Talent Show is also the producer of the show.