Kandi Burruss is a singer, songwriter, record producer and television personality with the net worth of $35 million. Kandi Burruss has earned her net worth mainly as a former member of the band Xscape and through songwriting and record producing. She was very successful in both categories and went on to win several awards for her songwriting. Among her sucesses was the hit "No Scrubs" for TLC, "Bug a Boo," "Bills, Bills, Bills," and "The Writings on the Wall," for Destiny's child. She wrote songs for many recording artists, including Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys, Usher, and many more. She was also the executive producer and did the rewrites for Kim Zolciak, her fellow cast member from the Real Housewives of Atlanta, with her song, "Tardy for the Party." Other Real Housewives of Atlanta net worths: Nene Leakes Net Worth Phaedra Parks Net Worth Kim Zolciak Net Worth Sheree Whitfield Net Worth Cynthia Bailey Net Worth But Kandi Burruss also had recordings of her own with her first album in the year 2000. The title of her debut album was "Hey Kandi," with singles, "Don't Think I'm Not," and "Cheatin on me." The album was co-produced with Kevin "She'kspere" Briggs and ranked 32 on the U.S. Billboard Top R&B and Hip Hop albums chart. She released her second album, "Kandi Koated" (which was originally titled "B.L.O.G.") in 2010, with the first single used as a promotional single, called "I Need," with 8Ball and MJG. The album was released under the label Asylum Records. There were plans to have Lil Scrappy appear on the album with the song, "Keep it Gangsta," but not as a promotional single. The lead single on the album ranked 89 on billboards Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs chart. The lead single was titled "Leave U." Kandi became one half of the duo, Peach Candy, with Rasheeda, and released PeachCandy EP with a five track lineup on iTunes. Kandi also founder her own record label and is also the CEO of "Kandi Koated Entertainment." She also was a cast member of the television reality show "Real Housewives of Atlanta," which she joined in the second season. She replaced DeShawn Snow. She also appeared in an episode of Who Wants to be a Millionaire, helping a housewife to win a million dollars. Although the housewife didn't win the million, she did go home with $25 thousand. Kandi has decided to expand her television career and had an acting role in the television sitcom "Are We There Yet," and VH1's Single Ladies. There is also talk of a movie role. There is also a television series that will begin this year, titled, "Sex and Relationships" which began as a web show on Ustream. There will be guest appearances by Grand Hustle, Tionna T. Smalls and many more. Kandi Burruss was engaged to Ashley (A.J.) Jewell and shared custody of his twin daughters. Her fiance met with a tragic and untimely death, outside a strip club called the Body Tap Club. The man arrested for the fight was Frederick Richardson, for voluntary manslaughter. Kandi has one daughter (Riley) from a previous relationship with Russell "Block" Spencer of Block Entertainment. Many of the songs on her album Kandi Koated was inspired by Ashley Jewell.