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 successful model during the early years of her professional career. The stunning Latina actor was raised by parents who have Peruvian, Puerto Rican, and Japanese roots. The actress has become a successful actor in just two years. A fine actor Daniella is a part of a variety of movies and prime time television series since 1997. In her twenty-year long career she has appeared in a variety of roles that have earned her praise from reviewers, as well as an audience who adores her. Her most well-known roles are Carlotta from the show Friday Night Lights and Nora Clayton, a fantasy drama which aired on Revolution in 2012. Daniella is a quiet woman who is not one to spend time on the radar. Her resume includes a broad range of television and film roles. But fame has the capability of spotting its target quickly. Daniella has a huge following within the world of social media. She is active on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. In April of 2017, her networth was valued at approximately 2 million US dollars.

Shalita Grant is an American actress who plays special agent Sonja in CBS's beloved police procedural show NCIS New Orleans. Shalita Grant appeared on the CBS show for four seasons prior to separating peacefully from her character in 2018. The narrative moved Agent Percy into the FBI, where she would experience a new set of adventures. Her TV professional career has been somewhat productive, and yet she's famous in the world of Broadway. Shalita has been a fast performer. Within 3 years after she graduated from The Juilliard School Shalita had received her Tony Award nomination. At first she was not able to achieve the same success on television. As a bartender and going through nearly 60 auditions, she finally made it to the stage as a television actress. In the wake of her critically acclaimed performance in Aurelia, Johnson in Mercy Street (a drama based on the sociopolitical concerns), she will play in Search Party's third series.