Antonella Barba

Singer born on November 26th, 1986 in Santa Monica California United States of America. She is the child of her father Vincenzo and mother Valerie Barba. She and her family moved from New Jersey's Point Pleasant to Jersey when she was six. As for her education she attended Red Bank Catholic High School in New Jersey. After graduating at Catholic University with a Bachelor's in Architecture, she continued her studies at the university. From the age of 4, she began to play the violin. She earned the nickname Violin girl. Due to her performance, she was called by that name. She taught violin lessons for children from the neighborhood. In the year 19, she entered the sixth American Idol season and performed the single Free 1976. But she was ejected from the show following her achievement of 16th place. The singer sang a variety of songs, such as 'The Christmas Song,' 2009 and "Out for Blood," 2010 among others. Additionally, she was a guest in a variety of TV shows like Jimmy Kimmel Live! Antonella Barba rose to stardom singing in the United States on the show's 6th season American Idol. She also began acting on TV after she was eliminated from the show after she reached the top 16. In the end, she's played minor roles in film and participated on Fear Factor's season in 2012. As per Daily Mail reports on November 21st, 2019, she was sentenced nearly 4 years in jail for collaborating to distribute the drug fentanyl. The singer was accused of having more than 400 grams of Fentanyl with a plan to distribute. The artist was detained while trying to transfer nearly two pounds of the drug to the Virginia house of stash in the month of October the year 2018. To learn more, scroll down to discover the controversy. The woman, who is 34 years old (as she'll be in 2020) is keeping her personal information from the media. You could say that she waits for the right person to show up at the appropriate time.