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

Daniella Alonso was a film and television actress from America who was models at the start of her career. Born to parents from Puerto Rican Peruvian and Japanese descent, this beautiful Latina beauty managed to establish herself within the world of acting in just a few years. A talented actress Daniella was featured in a number of TV shows and movies, including prime time series since 1997. Her long and successful career has seen her portraying many roles, which brought her praise from reviewers and admiration from the viewers. She was most acclaimed for the role she played as Carlotta in the series Friday Night Lights in 2007 and as Nora Clayton in the fantasy drama series Revolution aired in 2012. Daniella is a quiet woman who does not like being on the radar. She has a wide variety of film and television work. Fame has a way of reaching you at a moment's notice. Daniella has a huge following in the social media world. She's active with her followers on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. She had a net worth estimated to be about $2 million dollars in April 2017.

Shalita is a well-known American actress most well-known for her performance as Sonja Percy on the CBS crime procedural NCIS: New Orleans. Shalita Grant was in the show for 4 years before parting with it amicably. The reason she was absent was an interesting storyline sent Agent Percy to an exciting series of new missions with FBI. The actress's TV career has been moderately successful, yet she is famous in the world of Broadway. Shalita is a skilled performer. Following her graduation from The Juilliard School, she was awarded the Tony Award nomination within 3 years. When she was in her beginnings she was not able to achieve the same kind of success in television. Prior to becoming an actor on television was a challenge. She had to work as bartender for more than 60 hours, and take part in more than 60 auditions. After her critically-acclaimed role as Aurelia, Johnson in Mercy Street (a drama based on sociopolitical concerns), she will play in Search Party's third series.