Antonella Barba
The performer was born on the 26th of November 1996 on the 26th of November, 1986 in Santa Monica California in the United States of America. She is the daughter of her dad Vincenzo and maternal grandmother Valerie Barba. She was just six when she left her family and moved into Point Pleasant New Jersey. Red Bank Catholic High School was where she got the formal education she needed at the time in New Jersey. After that, she went to Catholic University, where she received a degree in architecture. She also began playing the violin at when she was four years old and was called Violin Girl. In recognition of her skills, she was called by this name. She also taught violin to the neighborhood children. At the age of nineteen, she appeared on Season 6 of American Idol and sang the 1976 single Free. The singer was then removed from the show after achieving 16th place. She sang several songs such as 'The Christmas Song as well as "Out for Blood," in 2010, to name a few. Additionally, she's appeared as a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Antonella Barba is an American singer who rose to fame when she competed on the sixth season of American Idol. Following her elimination from the top 16 on American Idol, Antonella Barba began acting on screen. In 2012 she appeared in Fear Factor as a contestant and played parts in minor roles in various films. Daily Mail said that, on November 21, 2019 she received an almost 4-year prison sentence for collaborating to distribute Fentanyl. In July, the artist was discovered to be in possession of more than 400 grams of Fentanyl, with a plan to distribute. However she was arrested trying to deliver nearly two pounds of the substance to a stash house in Virginia in October 2018. Get more information about this controversial person below. In terms of her private life The (as at 2021) 34-year old has not disclosed it to the media. It's unclear the extent to which she is single, or whether there's an unspoken romance. Perhaps she is looking for a partner to appear at the right time.
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