Aundrea Fimbres

Aundrea Fimbres has been estimated to be worth a net of $500,000 dollars. Her successful careers as a dancer, singer, and musician contributed to her accumulating an impressive sum of money for her family. Fimbres decided at the midpoint of her college years at the age of a sophomore student to take part in the reality show Making the Band 3. If she came out on top, Fimbres immediately dropped out of school and began working on the show. Aundrea A.Fimbres was conceived on June 29th, 1983 within Upland California. It was her first birth as the youngest of three kids who were raised by parents of Mexican origin. Aundrea is a citizen of America and has Caucasian roots. In our investigations, we learned that the public is unaware of some facts regarding his parents and the fact that she does not seem to have any connection to any other person. Fimbres was a student at Space High School and Claremont High School throughout his time at Claremont High School. Fimbres was just three semesters away from completing her bachelor's degree in education. She told her parents she was planning to work as an elementary school teacher in the event things did not work out. At first, Fimbres' singing skills were highly appreciated by viewers and judges alike. Even though it seemed that her dancing ability decreased in Season 2, this wasn't confirmed. Then, as she progressed during the contest she was confirmed. Danity Kane's Aundrea Fimbres is joined by D. Woods Shannon Bex Aubrey O'Day and Dawn Richard. Danity Kane's first studio album, Danity Kane The Album, released in 2006. Welcome to the Dollhouse is their second album released by the group. It was commercially successful. In fact, the first woman's group to release both her first and their second albums in the Top Ten were The Supremes. The Supremes held the No. 1 spot on Billboard 200. Three of their singles reached the top of the chart on Billboard 200. 10 spots. She played in the Latin Funk band Soto, between 2005 and its dissolution in 2009. Aundrea She is the executive producer of The Next Big Thing Talent Show, also produces the show.