Kimberly Michelle Pate identified by her stage identify as Ok. Michelle acquired actual about bringing in extra money from her 2015 take care of Jack Daniel’s than she ever has with music.
The singer and tv persona from” Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta,” informed The Shade Room, “I made extra money and realized extra enterprise from Jack Daniel’s than I made with any music.” She didn’t share the quantity she truly bagged as the primary Black model ambassador for the model of Tennessee whiskey. Though, Ok. Michelle shared that she doesn’t have any “possession” of her music and due to it she has made most of her cash from ventures outdoors of the music business.
A few years after turning into an envoy for the whiskey model, her partnership grew into a possibility to make a Southern Peach drink with the corporate. She revealed the rationale she at all times dreamed of working with the model, in keeping with Finurah and a press launch: “Jack Daniel’s is a model with wealthy historical past.” On prime of that, the artist says she was additionally excited to work with the model as a result of she’s from Tennessee, the identical hometown the place the whiskey was produced. Ok. Michelle stated, in keeping with Finurah, “Additionally being from Tennessee, I’ve at all times appreciated how JD falls in step with my Southern values. This collaboration with Jack Daniel’s Nation Cocktails is a celebration of all these values, and I’m excited to share that with my followers.”
The artist additionally opened up about not liking the business regardless of her musical expertise. She additionally stated to The Shade Room that she had a candid dialog with herself, “It’s not that you simply don’t like music, Ok. You don’t just like the business. You don’t do properly with it. You do nice within the studio. You do nice on stage, however you don’t do nice in no different half.”
The R&B and soul singer reportedly has a internet price of $2.5 million, Finurah famous. She can be the proprietor of Puff and Petals restaurant in Atlanta, Ga.
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