Although strategic endorsements and business partnerships have kept “brand K. Michelle” afloat over the last two years, the reality TV maven/singer’s primary claim to fame – music – can’t boast the same buoyancy. Despite a string of R&B chart-topping albums from 2013-2016, 2017’s ‘Kimberly: The People I Used to Know’ – after a #56 debut on the Billboard 200 – quickly fell off the tally and, to date, has not made an impact comparable to that of its predecessors.
Now, after putting the finishing touches on her fifth studio effort, ‘All Monsters Are Human,’ the 34-year-old is looking to turn a new page on her career narrative. Sending fans into a frenzy, she recently announced a slew of new ventures including a new tour in support of the LP and more.
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