Tim Weatherspoon is an American music executive, talent manager, and producer who has a net worth of $12 million.

Tim Weatherspoon is also known as the husband of singer and former Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland. Although his marriage to Rowland brought him wider public recognition, Weatherspoon has spent decades working behind the scenes in the entertainment industry. He worked with Destiny's Child during the group's heyday, later became Rowland's manager, and helped oversee a major period of her solo career that included successful albums, hit singles, television contracts, endorsement deals, and production projects.

Weatherspoon subsequently became General Manager of Rowland's entertainment company, KTR CO, where his responsibilities included artist management, A&R, record-label operations, and executive production. He also expanded into film and television production and eventually joined Nickelodeon as Senior Vice President of Music. In that role, he has been involved in music strategy, artist development, publishing, synchronization, producer relationships, and recording deals across Nickelodeon's television and film operations. Weatherspoon has also served on the board of the nonprofit Save The Music Foundation.

Unlike his wife, Tim Weatherspoon has maintained a relatively private public profile, and few reliable details about his early life have been widely reported. He built his career primarily on the business side of the music industry rather than as an artist or public personality.

By the early 2000s, Weatherspoon was working within the music business and became associated professionally with Destiny's Child. It was through that world that he first met Kelly Rowland, although their relationship did not become romantic until years later.

Weatherspoon eventually became Rowland's manager during an important period in her post-Destiny's Child career. His work encompassed considerably more than traditional day-to-day artist management. He participated in record strategy, A&R, television negotiations, brand partnerships, and production while helping Rowland expand from recording artist into a broader entertainment personality.

During this period, Rowland released her third solo studio album, "Here I Am," in 2011. The album reached #3 on the Billboard 200 and topped Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. It included "Motivation," featuring Lil Wayne, which became one of the biggest hits of Rowland's solo career and spent seven weeks at #1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.

Weatherspoon was also involved with Rowland's 2013 album, "Talk a Good Game," which debuted at #4 on the Billboard 200.

Beyond recorded music, Weatherspoon helped negotiate major television opportunities for Rowland. These included deals connected to both the British and American versions of "The X Factor" as well as "The Voice." Her television career became an important source of income and visibility during a period when she was releasing fewer traditional studio albums.

Weatherspoon was involved in developing and negotiating a number of Rowland's commercial partnerships. Over the years, her brand relationships have included companies such as Caress, Dove, Mercedes-Benz, Cadillac, Jaguar, Red Bull, and Fabletics.

He later became General Manager of KTR CO, Rowland's entertainment company. His responsibilities there included management, A&R, record-label operations, executive production, and business development.

Weatherspoon and Rowland also worked together on the BET reality series "Chasing Destiny." The 2016 series followed their effort to assemble a new female music group and ultimately resulted in the formation of June's Diary.

Rowland later said that she and Weatherspoon stopped working together professionally, allowing them to separate their business relationship from their marriage.

In addition to artist management, Weatherspoon expanded into producing film and television projects. His executive-producing credits include the independent films "A Boy. A Girl. A Dream." and "Same Difference."

He was also involved as an executive producer on "Merry Liddle Christmas," Rowland's 2019 Lifetime holiday movie. The film proved successful enough to develop into a franchise, with Rowland returning for sequels.

The production work helped broaden Weatherspoon's résumé beyond music management into film, television, and entertainment development.

Weatherspoon later joined Nickelodeon as Senior Vice President of Music. The executive position brought together many of the responsibilities he had previously handled individually as a manager, producer, A&R executive, and label operator.

His work at Nickelodeon has included A&R, music synchronization, publishing, discovering and hiring producers, negotiating recording deals, signing and developing artists, and overseeing music used across the company's television and entertainment properties.

The position represented a significant transition in Weatherspoon's career. Rather than managing the career of a single major artist, he became responsible for music initiatives within one of the world's best-known children's entertainment brands.

Weatherspoon has served on the board of directors of Save The Music Foundation, a nonprofit organization devoted to increasing access to music education in public schools.

His involvement with the organization reflects his broader interest in artist development and music education. Outside his professional work, Weatherspoon has also been described as an art collector, sports enthusiast, and mentor.

Weatherspoon first met Kelly Rowland during her Destiny's Child years, but the two did not immediately begin a romantic relationship. They remained acquainted through the music business and eventually started dating years later.

Rowland has said that Weatherspoon believed he was in love with her after their first date, while she realized by their third date that the relationship could become serious.

The couple kept their romance private for several years. In 2013, Weatherspoon proposed to Rowland over Skype while she was working overseas in Bulgaria. Rowland publicly confirmed the engagement during an appearance on "The Queen Latifah Show."

Tim and Kelly married on May 9, 2014, in an intimate ceremony in Costa Rica. Guests included Rowland's former Destiny's Child bandmates Beyoncé Knowles and Michelle Williams, along with close friends and family members.

Their first son, Titan Jewell Weatherspoon, was born in November 2014. Their second son, Noah Jon Weatherspoon, was born in January 2021.

Rowland has spoken frequently about the importance of their marriage and has credited Weatherspoon with being both a supportive husband and an important influence on her career. Although they eventually stopped working together as artist and manager, Weatherspoon has remained closely involved in Rowland's life while continuing his own career as a music executive and producer.