Jennifer Nettles

 Jennifer Nettles, an American recording producer, singer, and actress, who is a specialist in country music, has a wealth of over 20 million dollars. Jennifer Nettles, along with Kristian bush, is the lead singer of Sugarland. The singer has had a regular role on HBO's "The righteous gemstones" and as Aimee Leigh Gemstone since 2019. As part of Sugarland, Jennifer has released the albums "Twice the Speed of Life" (2004), "Enjoy the Ride" (2006), "Love on the Inside" (2008), "Gold and Green" (2009), "The Incredible Machine" (2010), "Bigger" (2010), and "Bigger" (2018) as well as singles such as "Baby Girl," "Something More," "Just Might (Make Me Believe)," "Want To," "Stay," and "All I Would Like to Do." In her solo career, Nettles has released the albums "That Girl" (2014), "Playing with Fire" (2016), "Playing" (2016), "To Celebrate Christmas" (2016), and "Always Like New" (2021) In addition, she collaborated with Bon Jovi on the singles "Who says You're Not able to Go Home" (which won an Grammy) and "Do the Best You Can." As an actor, Jennifer has appeared in the feature film "Harriet" (2019) as well as the television movies "Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors" (2015) and "Dolly Parton's Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love" (2016) as well as appeared on Broadway with her role as Roxie Hart in "Chicago" (2015) and Jenna in "Waitress" (2021). Since 2021, Jennifer has served as a judge for the TBS contest show "Go-Big Show."