Antonella Barba

Singer was born on November 26, 1986, in Santa Monica California. She is the sole daughter of Vincenzo Barba. Her family relocated into Point Pleasant New Jersey when she was six years old. Her secondary schooling within New Jersey at Red Bank Catholic High School. She continued her education in Catholic University where she earned a bachelor of architecture. At the age of four, she began to play the violin, earning her the name Violin Girl. Her name was often used to refer to her first name because of her appearances. She also taught children from within the community how to play the violin. She also sang Free throughout 1976 when she made the auditions for American Idol's sixth season when she was the age of 19. She was subsequently eliminated finishing 16th on the show. She sang several songs such as 'The Christmas Song in 2009' and "Out for Blood" 2010, among others. Additionally she has been on a few TV shows such as Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Antonella Barba was an American singing sensation who became famous after competing in American Idol's sixth season. After she was eliminated in the top 16 on American Idol, the singer began to act onscreen. In 2012 she appeared on Fear Factor as a contestant and played minor roles in a few movies. Daily Mail said that, on the 21st of November, 2019, she was given a nearly 4-year sentence for collaborating to distribute Fentanyl. The artist pleaded guilty in July of possessing more than four hundred grams of fentanyl to distribute. The artist was detained while trying to transfer nearly 2 pounds of fentanyl to an Virginia house of stash in the month of October 2018. Read on to find out more about the controversial character. The actress has kept very quiet about her private life. You could say that she is waiting for someone who's right to appear in the right moment.