Daniella Alonso and Shalita Grant personal life, career, awards and Net worth
Daniella Alonso began her acting career as an actress for the screen and on television. Alonso was also a model who was successful in the early years of her career. The stunning Latina actor was raised by parents of Peruvian, Puerto Rican, as well as Japanese roots. Her career has seen her become an accomplished actor within just two years. Daniella is an accomplished actor and has been featured in many movies and television programs since 1997. The 20-year span of her career has included her in many roles, which brought her rave reviews from the critics and love from viewers. In 2007 she received praise for her role as Carlotta as she appeared on Friday Night Lights. She has also appeared as Nora Clayton on the fantasy series Revolution. Daniella even though she has an extensive list of TV and film shows she has worked on, prefers to keep a low profile. It is true that fame and fortune can be handed to anyone. Daniella's fame is widely known on Instagram as well as Facebook. As of April 2017 her net worth was estimated to be approximately 2 million US dollars.
Shalita is a popular American actress most well-known for her performance in the role of Sonja Percy in the CBS crime procedural NCIS: New Orleans. She was a part of NCIS for four seasons before parting with it amicably. For the purpose of justifying her absence, the plotline had Agent Percy to join the FBI and begin a series of exciting new adventures. She is an established Broadway actor despite having a modest success on TV. A quick-to-the-mark performer, Shalita got the first Tony Award nomination within 3 years of having graduated of The Juilliard School. Her experience was not the most satisfying start to her career in television. While working as a bartender as well as undergoing more than 60 auditions, she was able to become a TV actor. Her performance in Mercy Street's socio-political comedy series in the role of Aurelia was well-received by reviewers.
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