Aundrea Fimbres

The net worth of Aundrea Fimbres has been estimated at $500,000. Her success as a dancer and dancer has helped her to accumulate wealth that can be passed on to her children. Fimbres made the decision to participate in the reality series Making the Band 3 in the middle of her junior year in college, which was her second year of college. As a result of her selection for the program she dropped out of school and started participating in the show right away. Aundrea Aurora Fimbres, born on June 29 1983 in the city of Upland California. She was raised as the youngest of three children by parents from Mexican heritage. Aundrea is from Caucasian heritage and holds the Nationality from America. United States. We learned from our research that the majority of people are ignorant of certain facts about the parents of his mother and father, as well as that she is not related to anybody else. In his academic life Fimbres has been a student at Space High School and Claremont High School. When Fimbres was selected in Making the Band 3 she was only three semesters away getting a bachelor's degree in teaching with the intention of becoming a kindergarten educator as a back-up plan that she already informed her parents of the backup plan that she had in the event the situation didn't go as planned. At first, she received a high rating from the judges, and her dancing was particularly well-received by the viewers. Even though it seemed that her dancing ability was declining in Season 2, this wasn't confirmed. She continued to improve and eventually was selected as a part of Danity Kane, a band of five members. In addition to Danity Kane's Aundrea Fimbres The group includes D. Woods Shannon Bex Aubrey O'Day and Dawn Richard, who make the remainder of the band. Danity Kane recorded their debut album Danity Kane (2006). Welcome to the Dollhouse - the band's 2nd studio album - became hugely successful commercially. It is a fact, The Supremes were the very first female group to see their debut and subsequent albums reach No. The Supremes topped their way to the top of the Billboard 200 chart. Three songs from their album were in the top ten. Aundrea sang in Soto from the Latin Funk Group Soto in 2005. They disbanded the group in 2009. The Next Big Thing Talent Show is created by Aundrea who also serves as the Executive Producer.