| Who is it? | Actress, Soundtrack, Costume Department |
| Birth Day | August 02, 1959 |
| Birth Place | Santa Monica, California, United States |
| Apollonia Kotero age | 63 YEARS OLD |
| Birth Sign | Virgo |
| Birth name | Patricia Kotero |
| Also known as | Apollonia |
| Genres | R&B, disco, funk, soul, house, dance, new wave, pop, Minneapolis sound, freestyle, contemporary R&B |
| Occupation(s) | Actress, singer, model, talent manager |
| Years active | 1979–present |
| Associated acts | Apollonia 6, Prince, Vanity 6 |
Apollonia Kotero, widely recognized as an actress, soundtrack artist, and costume department professional in the United States, is projected to have a net worth of approximately $400,000 by 2024. With her various talents and contributions to the industry, Apollonia has made a name for herself and gained recognition in both film and music. Her noteworthy performances and involvement in soundtracks have undoubtedly played a significant role in accumulating her wealth. As she continues to leave her mark on the entertainment world, Apollonia Kotero's net worth is expected to grow further.
Kotero worked as an Actress, singer and model. After winning the Miss San Pedro beauty competition, and following a stint as a Cheerleader for the Los Angeles Rams in the early 1980s, Kotero began acting in film and television series such as CHiPs, Tales of the Gold Monkey, Fantasy Island, Matt Houston and Knight Rider. In 1982, she appeared in the music videos for "The Other Woman" by Ray Parker Jr. and "Shakin'" by Eddie Money. In 1984, she appeared in the ABC television movie The Mystic Warrior as the Native American woman "Wicahpi".
Kotero had originally recorded a version of the song "Manic Monday" for the 1984 album Apollonia 6. Written and composed by Prince, the song later became a worldwide hit single for girl group The Bangles. Prince's song "Take Me with U" featured vocals by Kotero, and it reached #25 on the Billboard Top 40 chart in the U.S.
Kotero left Prince's camp in 1985 to appear on the CBS primetime soap opera series Falcon Crest, playing "Apollonia", the girlfriend of the character played by Lorenzo Lamas, for 10 consecutive weeks. She performed several solo songs, including "Red Light Romeo", written and composed by Jon Lind.
In 1988, Warner Bros. Records released Kotero's eponymously titled first solo album, Apollonia, and three singles were released, "Since I Fell for You", "The Same Dream" and "Mismatch".
She went on to appear in such films as Ministry of Vengeance (1989), Back To Back (1990), Black Magic Woman (1991), and two Italian productions: La Donna di una Sera (A Lady for a Night) (1991) and Cattive Ragazze (1992). She returned to television on such shows as Sliders and Air America (which co-starred Lorenzo Lamas, her former co-star in Falcon Crest), and also hosted The Jazz Channel's Latin Beat program. During this period an exercise video entitled Go For It was also released. Kotero could also be seen on E!'s Celebrity Homes and MTV Cribs, with friend Carmen Electra, The Test and Rendezview.
In 2005, Kotero formed a multimedia entertainment company, Kotero Entertainment, which formed partnerships with a number of producers to produce a children's animated television series, as well as feature films. Kotero Entertainment also began managing young talent such as television and film star Sascha Andres and young pop singer Nikki Barreras, also known as Nikki B..
In 2009, Kotero recorded with Greg Dulli's The Twilight Singers on a cover of "When Doves Cry" for Spin magazine's 25th anniversary tribute to the Purple Rain album, entitled Purplish Rain.
