Antonella Barba

The birthplace of the Barba family was Santa Monica California, the United States of America on November 26 in 1986. She is the daughter of her father Vincenzo Barba, and mother Valerie Barba. In 2006, the couple moved with their family members to Point Pleasant New Jersey. For her schooling, she completed her studies at Red Bank Catholic High School in New Jersey. Then she attended Catholic University and graduated with an undergraduate degree in architecture. In addition, she was a player on the violin since the age 4, and was also known as the Violin Lady. In recognition of her skills, she was called by the name of Violin Girl. Also, she was an instructor of violin for youngsters in the area. She sang Free beginning in 1976 during the auditions for the sixth season of American Idol at age 19. The show eliminated her when she was ranked 16th. In addition, she has performed other tracks, such as "The Christmas Song" (2009) as well as Out for Blood (2010). She also appeared in some television shows including Jimmy Kimmel Live! Antonella Barba rose to stardom when she sang in America in the sixth season of American Idol. Also after eliminating her when she reached the top 16 spots on the show She began trying to make it happen in the screen. In 2012 she appeared in Fear Factor as a contestant and played small roles in several films. Daily Mail report that according to news reports of November 21st in 2019, she was sentenced to four years imprisonment for conspiring the use of fentanyl to distribute it. In July, the artist was accused of having more than 400 grams of Fentanyl with the intention of distributing. She was however arrested in Virginia, in October 2018 when she tried to transport two pounds of fentanyl to a stashhouse. Learn more about this controversial person below. Returning to her personal life, the 34-year-old (as of 2020) is able to keep her private lives from the media.it is not clear if she's single or if she's in some kind of secret romance. It may be that she's waiting for her perfect person to show up when she is ready.