Aundrea Fimbres

Aundrea Fimbres's net worth is of $500,000. The success of her career as a performer, singer and actress has added significantly to the wealth she's built to her loved ones. Fimbres made the decision to participate in the reality TV series Making the Band 3 in the middle of her junior year in college while she was in her second year of college. The college dropout was abruptly announced and began work on the show as soon as she was chosen for the program. Aundrea A. Fimbres was born on 29 June 1983 Upland California. Her family was from Upland California as the youngest among three kids, with parents who were of Mexican descent. Aundrea is Caucasian origins and is citizens of the United States. We learned from our research that the majority of people are ignorant of the specifics about his family and does not have any connection to anyone other than herself. In his academic life she has attended Space High School and Claremont High School. Fimbres took part on Making the Band 3 with only three semesters remaining to complete her master's degree. Fimbres wanted to become an elementary school teacher. It was a secondary plan which she told her family about. In the beginning, Fimbres' singing skills were highly appreciated by the judges as well as the audience. It was apparent that her dance ability declined in Season 2, this was not proven. She was then selected for the group of five members that comprised the Danity Kane band. Danity's Fimbres, D. Woods Shannon Bex Aubrey O'Day and Dawn Richard make up the remainder of the band. Danity Kane released their first studio album Danity Kane in 2006. Welcome to the Dollhouse is the second album by the band. It was commercially successful. It is true that the first woman's group to release both her first and their second albums in the Top Ten is The Supremes. The Supremes topped the Billboard 200 chart. The Supremes recorded three songs that made the Top 10 on the chart. She was a part of Soto, the Latin Funk band Soto from 2005 until the group's disbandment in 2009. Aundrea is also the director of the Next Big Thing Talent Show.