Who is the richest SWV member? Group fortune explained

In 1992, three New York girls formed the group SWV, short for Sisters With Voices. Together, Tamara”taj“Johnson-George, Leanne”Leelee“Lyons and Cheryl Elizabeth”coconut” Clemons-Gamble performed on stages around the globe and created three albums that sold millions and changed her life forever.

Thirty years after SWV released their debut album It’s About Time, the bandmates with Bravo’s are giving reality another try SWV & Xscape: Queens of R&B. And while the new series with her “little sisters” Xscape introduces more people to SWV, they say the extra Bravo salary hasn’t hurt them as SWV members can afford to be a little picky with their projects.

Read on to find out the net worth of SWV members!

Previously, SWV was an option for Coco Gamblethe singer already had deep roots in gospel music. A native of South Bronx, NY, he was a member of Hezekiah Walker’s Love Fellowship Tabernacle Choir but eventually turned to R&B music with SWV. When SWV disbanded in 1998 due to financial and personal problems, Coko was the only one of the group to get a solo deal and released her debut album, Hot Coko, that same year. She also lent her voice to features starring Will Smith, Johnny Gill and Missy Elliott.

While “Hot Coko” gave Coko the solo success she wanted, she returned to gospel music in the 2000s, releasing two albums, “Grateful” and “The Winner in Me”. Today, the singer has a net worth of $10 million a year through her musical endeavors celebrity net worth.

Taj is the second highest paid member of SWV, earning an estimated $600,000. Accordingly celebrity net worth, the mother of one child, has a business administration degree from Belmont University, which she earned when SWV broke up. Taj also had a two-year contract with Ford Models in the late ’90s before meeting the former NFL baller. EddieGeorge.

Leelee reportedly has a net worth of $500,000 a year celebrity net worth. While LeeLee developed SWV as a teenager, she had to deal with financial and emotional strains following the group’s dissolution.

Following SWV’s 17-year hiatus, the mother-of-two hasn’t landed a music deal, as some of her fans were reportedly expecting. In a 2017 interview with The originShe said the split forced her back into the corporate world and she worked “9 to 5” jobs to make ends meet.

“I left the industry and it felt good to work for me,” Lee told the outlet. “I’m used to working. Even before becoming Lelee of SWV, I was working two jobs after getting pregnant when I was 15.” Leelee also said she was in an interview with Chicago Defender temporarily lives in her car before the reunification of the SWV in 2005.