Sara Evans

 Sara Evans is an American country music artist and singer who has a net worth of $16 million. Sara Evans signed with RCA Nashville and her debut album, "Three Chords and the Truth", was released in 1997. The singer released "No Place That It's Far" in 1998 and had huge success with her title track. The album was certified Gold. In 2000, her third album "Born to Fly", was released. The Hot Country Songs chart topped the charts with the title song. Born to Fly was certified double Platinum. In 2001, she was nominated by the Country Music Association for six additional awards. She released "Restless" as well as "Real Fine Place" albums in 2003 2005 2006, "Stronger", in 2011 "Slow Me Down" (2011) as well as "Real Fine Place". She was the top single with "Suds in the Bucket", "Real Fine Place to Begin" and "Suds in the Bucket". In 2006 she was the first country music artist to be featured on ABC's Dancing with the Stars. She was born in Boonville Missouri to Jack and Pat Evans. She is the youngest of seven siblings. The family grew up on a 400-acre livestock and crop farm. Her mother also worked as an instructor for school buses and her father was employed by the Columbia Daily Tribune newspaper.