Jennifer Nettles

 Jennifer Nettles is an American country music artist, singer actor, and record producer with an estimated net worth of $20 million. Jennifer Nettles is best known for her role as lead singer of the duo Sugarland (along with Kristian Bush) She has also been a regular character Aimee-Leigh Gemstone on the HBO series "The The Righteous Gemstones" in 2019. Jennifer Nettles has been a part the duo Sugarland since 2004 and has they released albums including "Twice the Speed of Life", "Enjoy the Ride", "Love on the Inside", "Gold and Green" (2009 and 2010), "The Incredible Machine" (1010) as well as "Bigger 2018" with singles including "Baby Girl,""Something More,""Just Will" (Make Me Believe), "Want To,""Stay," and"All I'd Like to Do." As a solo artist, Nettles has released the albums "That Girl" (2014), "Playing with Fire" (2016), "Playing" (2016), "To Celebrate Christmas" (2016) as well as "Always like New" (2021) as well as she teamed up together with Bon Jovi on the singles "Who Says You Can't Go home" (which earned her a Grammy) as well as "Do What You Can." Jennifer Nettles, an American actress. She was in films such as "Harriet", "Dolly Parton’s Coat of Many Colors", "Dolly Parton’s Christmas of Many Colors "Circular of Love", and television films like "Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors", "Dolly Parton’s Christmas of Many Colors : Circular of Love", and Broadway shows like Roxie from Chicago (2015), Jenna on "Waitress" (2021). Jennifer is a TBS judge on the TBS"Go-Big Show" competition program "Go-Big Show" from 2021.