
Rhona Bennett
In 2000, she launched a music career and was signed with Sony Music through producer Rodney Jerkins' label. While the album first single, "Satisfied," became a top five hit on the US Hot Dance Club Play chart, her self-titled debut album received a limited Japan-wide release only. In 2003, she became a performing member of the R&B group En Vogue, with whom she has intermittently toured and released music ever since, including their latest albums Soul Flower (2004) and Electric Café (2018). Concurrent with her projects with En Vogue, Bennett released her second solo album Instant Classic in 2024.
Beginning in the 2010s, Bennett expanded her career to include work as an author. speaker and life coach, alongside her ongoing activities as an actress and singer. In 2012, she published the mini-book Got Motivation? How to Stay Motivated. Since then, she has written several other mini-books on topics such as nutrition, motivation, and coping with everyday challenges and illness. In 2016, Bennett also launched her online coaching school Personal Power University.
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