Aundrea Fimbres

Aundrea is said to have a value of the sum of $500,000. She accumulated a significant amount of money through her lucrative dance and singing career. Fimbres is studying in her second year of college during the auditions for the Making the Band 3 reality show, decided to test out in the middle her junior year. In the wake of her selection for the program she dropped out of high school and started participating in the show as soon as she could. Aundrea A.Fimbres was conceived on June 29th the year 1983, at Upland California. The family she was raised by Mexican parents, who were the smallest child of three. Aundrea was born in Mexico and is Caucasian in her heritage, is a holder of the American citizenship. People don't know some of the facts about the artist's parents. She also doesn't appear to have relatives. He attended Space High School in addition to Claremont High School. Fimbres was only three semesters away from completing her bachelor's degree in education. The singer had informed her parents that she planned to become an elementary school teacher in the event that things weren't going as planned. In the beginning Fimbres was the most popular of the judges. She was also well appreciated by the audience. It was apparent that her dancing ability was declining during Season 2, it was not proven. In the end, she was chosen to become an integral part of Danity Kayne's band of five. Danity's Fimbres Aundrea Fimbres also has D. Woods Shannon Bex Aubrey O'Day & Dawn Richard as the other members of the group. Danity Kane's very first album Danity Kane, was made available in the year 2006. Welcome to the Dollhouse - their second studio album was an enormous commercial hit. It is true that the first female-led group to debut the first album and second albums at Number One was The Supremes. They Supremes were the first female group to debut at the top of the charts at No. 1. on the Billboard 200. Three singles from their albums made it to the top 10. She was a part of Soto, the Latin Funk band Soto from 2005 until their demise in 2009. Aundrea is also the director of the Next Big Thing Talent Show.