Daniella Alonso and Shalita Grant personal life, career, awards and Net worth

Daniella Alonso began her acting career as an actress for TV and film. Also, she was a model who was successful in the early years of her professional life. In a relatively short amount of time, this gorgeous Latina woman, born in Puerto Rico to parents with Peruvian roots as well as Japanese descent has become an international star in the film industry. Daniella is a fine actor and has been featured in numerous television and film shows from 1997. Her acting career spans over twenty years, and she's been in many roles which has earned her the respect of the critics. The most popular role she was praised for was the role she played as Carlotta on the television series Friday Night Lights in 2007 and also as Nora Clayton in the fantasy drama series Revolution aired in 2012. Daniella has a long professional career in television and film, however, she is a fan of a simple way of life. But fame has the capability of finding its targets easily. Daniella has an impressive following on social media sites, including Instagram twitter, Instagram and Facebook. As of April 2017 Daniella's net worth was estimated at two millions US dollars.

Shalita Grant is an American actress, is most well-known as the character of the role of Special Agent Sonja percy on the hit CBS cop-procedural NCIS New Orleans. In 2018, she ended their friendship peacefully following four seasons. To explain her absence in the show, Agent Percy was assigned to FBI in which she starred in an entire new set of adventures. Although she had a modest degree of success on TV however, she has become quite well-known in Broadway. A quick-to-the-mark performer, Shalita was awarded her first Tony Award nomination within 3 years of graduating of The Juilliard School. It wasn't easy to get her a spot into the world of television. The first few days of her time on television were not as rewarding. She worked as waitress and had undergo 60 auditions. The performance she made in Mercy Street's comedy of the day as Aurelia was well-received by reviewers.