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. Alonso was also a model who was successful in the early years of her professional career. The stunning Latina model was the daughter of parents who have Peruvian, Puerto Rican as well as Japanese heritage. She has been an actor of great success in only the last few years. A fine actor Daniella is a part of a variety of movies and prime time television series from 1997. She has appeared in a broad spectrum of characters in the course of her 20-year career. Her work has earned her acclaim from critics as well as 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 that aired in the year the year 2012. Despite her extensive portfolio of television and film work Daniella is known for her low-key life shying away from the limelight as much possible. The fame of course, is a target for her. Daniella is quite popular in social media and has a considerable following across Instagram Twitter and Facebook. As of April 2017 Daniella's wealth was approximately 2 millions US dollars.

Shalita Gran, an American actress who is best known for her character of Special Agent Sonja Perry on CBS's popular crime procedural NCIS New Orleans. She appeared in four seasons on the show before parting ways amiably in 2018. To justify her absence, the plotline had Agent Percy become a member of the FBI to embark on an exciting series of new adventures. She has had a TV professional career has been somewhat profitable, but she's well-known on Broadway. Shalita was an extremely early performer. She received her first Tony Award nomination within three years after she graduated from The Juilliard School. When she was in her beginnings she was not able to achieve the same kind of success in television. While working as a bartender and enduring more than 60 auditions, she finally made it to the stage as a television actress. Her appearance on Mercy Street's socio-political comedy series in the role of Aurelia received praise from the critics.