Yandy Smith is an American entrepreneur, music producer,music executive, and reality television personality with an estimated net worth of $15 million. She is 5’7″ and weighs 130 pounds. Yandy Smith was born on March 19, 1979 in Harlem. She attended Howard University on a scholarship for the first two years. The last two years she had to pay her college tuition herself. Yandy claims that this responsibility taught her to become business savvy and strive to make enough money to support herself.
After college Smith began working with Mona Scot Young’s multi-media conglomerate, Violator Management. She got a chance to work alongside music superstars such as LL Cool J, Missy Elliott, 50 Cent, and Busta Rhymes.
Her entrepreneurial shined through and Yandy Smith started managing the career of Harlem rapper Jim Jones. She left Violator to focus on managing her client’s rising career. She closed a joint venture deal with Columbia Record for Jim Jones.
In 2008 Billboard Magazine listed Yandy as one of the “Top 30 Executives under 30”. That same year she started working with Mona Scott-Young again as a producer for the VH1 reality show Love and Hip Hop. In 2011 she stepped out from behind the camera and became a cast member of the show. The show documents her life as a music executive and her personal life as a mother and fiancé.
Outside of Love & Hip Hop, Yandy runs a popular blog called Everything Girls Love. She sells jewelry through her blog and writes a column on business practices for BlackEnterprise.com.
Smith is engaged to longtime boyfriend Mendeecees Harris and the couple has one son named Omere. Currently Harris is awaiting trial for drug trafficking charges. Yandy Smith stands firmly beside he fiancé and cannot wait for his release so they can get married.
Yandy Smith has an enough net worth to buy:
1. 267,857.1 EGL Gold Good Luck Panda Chain ($56 each)
2. 509.6 Patek Phillipe Women’s Dial Watches ($29,430.00 each)
3. 333,333.3 EGL Black Ice Crystal Cobra Dangle Earrings ($45 each)
Yandy Smith has enough net worth to give everyone in Zambia $1.
