Antonella Barba

Singer was born on November 26, 1986, in Santa Monica California. She is the daughter of Vincenzo Barba, her father and Valerie Barba. Her family and she moved into Point Pleasant New Jersey when she was just six years old. Her education was completed at Red Bank Catholic High School, New Jersey. Then she attended Catholic University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in architecture. She also began playing the violin from age four, and was referred to as Violin Girl. Her performances led to the use of her nickname. She was a violin teacher to children in the neighbourhood. When she was 19, she entered the sixth American Idol season and performed the single Free, 1976. The singer was subsequently eliminated the competition after she reached 16th place. The singer has performed on several tracks such as 2009's "The Christmas song' and The 2010's Out for Blood. Her appearances have also included the shows of Jimmy Kimmel Live! Antonella Barba rose to stardom as a singer in America on the show's 6th season American Idol. After being eliminated after achieving the top 16 spots in the competition She began trying her hand at it on the stage. She played in some small-scale films in addition to appearing in Fear Factor Season 2012 as contestant roles. Daily Mail report that according to the news from the 21st of November in 2019, she was sent to prison for four years in connection with a conspiracy to use of fentanyl to distribute it. The artist pleaded guilty having over 400 grams of fentanyl with the intent to sell it during July. But she was detained while trying to deliver around two pounds worth of the substance to a house of stash located in Virginia in October 2018. To find out more read on to learn more about the controversy. The actress has kept very quiet about her private life. Maybe she is waiting for the ideal person to appear at the right time.