Kelly Rowland Net Worth

Kelly Rowland Net Worth

Kelly Rowland's Net Worth is 20 million

1997

Predetermination’s Child marked to Columbia Records in 1997. They recorded their introduction tune “Killing Time”, for the soundtrack to the film, “Men dressed in Black”.

1998

In 1998, Destiny’s Child discharged their self-titled introduction collection, with hits, for example, “No, No, No”. It won them three Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards.

1999

Their second collection, “The Writing’s on the Wall”, discharged in 1999, went multi-platinum. It highlighted their most prominent tunes, “Bills, Bills, Bills”, “Jumpin’ Jumpin'”, and “Say My Name” which turned into their best tune.

With Knowles, Rowland and Michelle Williams as Destiny’s Child’s lineup, they recorded “Autonomous Women Part I” which showed up on the soundtrack to “Charlie’s Angels”. It bested the Billboard Hot 100 for eleven successive weeks.

2002

In 2002, she started acting with a repeating part on the sitcom “The Hughleys” as Carly. The next year, she sacked visitor parts in “Eve” as Cleo, and in “American Dreams” as Martha Reeves.

2003

In August 2003, she influenced her motion picture to make a big appearance in the film “Freddy versus Jason” in the supporting part of Kia Waterson, which netted $114.5 million in the cinematic world around the world.

2004

In 2004, Rowland featured inverse Duane Martin and Shemar Moore in the lighthearted comedy “The Seat Filler”, as Janelle, a pop star who falls for a honors demonstrate situate filler mixing up for an amusement lawyer.

Rowland rejoined Beyoncé and Michelle Williams for Destiny’s Child’s last studio collection “Predetermination Fulfilled”, discharged in November 2004. It achieved number two on the Billboard 200, with the singles “Lose My Breath”, and “Trooper”.

2005

In 2005, Destiny’s Child set out on an overall show visit, “Predetermination Fulfilled … Furthermore, Lovin’ It”. They discharged their first assemblage collection “Number 1’s” in October, which topped at number one on Billboard 200.

2009

In 2009, Rowland split from her administrator, Matthew Knowles, and Columbia Records. Her first accumulation collection, “Work: The Best of Kelly Rowland”, was discharged the next year, however, neglected to have an effect.

2011

In 2011, Rowland rejoined with Nelly on “Gone”. The melody neglected to repeat the accomplishment of “Difficulty”. Rowland’s second assemblage collection, “Playlist: The Very Best of Kelly Rowland” additionally neglected to affect the graphs.

Rowland’s single “Inspiration”, with Lil Wayne from the collection “Here I Am” won Song of the Year at the 2011 Soul Train Music Awards, and got a Grammy Award assignment for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration.

2013

In January 2013, Destiny’s Child discharged a gathering collection entitled “Love Songs”, an accumulation of sentiment themed melodies from their past collections alongside another tune “Atomic”.

Rowland fourth studio collection “Talk a Good Game” was discharged on June 18, 2013, after the arrival of the singles “Kisses Down Low” and “Messy Laundry”.