Antonella Barba

The birthplace of the Barba family was Santa Monica California, the United States of America on November 26, 1986. She is the daughter her father Vincenzo Barba and mother Valerie Barba. When she was six, the family relocated into Point Pleasant New Jersey. She completed her high school studies in New Jersey at Red Bank Catholic High School. After that, she went to Catholic University and graduated with an undergraduate degree in architecture. Her first violin lessons began in the age of four and was referred to as the Violin Girl. Her name was often used to refer to her initials due to the performances she gave. She also taught the violin to the neighborhood children. The show's sixth season, American Idol, she sang Free in 1976 as she turned nineteen. However, she was eliminated from the competition after she reached 16th. The singer sang a variety of songs, such as 'The Christmas Song in 2009,' and 2010's Out for Blood. The singer has also been featured on television shows such as Jimmy Kimmel Live! Antonella Barba, an American artist, became famous after performing on the sixth season of American Idol. Also after eliminating her after getting into the top 16 spots on the show She began trying her hand at it on screen. The actress has appeared in minor roles in films, and also appeared on Fear Factor in the season of 2012. As per Daily Mail reports on November 21 2019 she was sentenced for nearly four years in prison for co-operating in the distribution of Fentanyl. In July, the performer was sentenced to prison for possessing more than 400 grams of Fentanyl with intent to distribute. But she was detained in Virginia, in October 2018 after she tried to transport two pounds of the substance. Scroll to learn more about the controversy surrounding this figure. As for her private life she has kept it away from the press. This could mean that she is waiting for the right person to arrive at the right time.