BBNaija Daniella Peters Biography: Boyfriend, Parents, Age, Net Worth, State Of Origin, Siblings, Instagram, Wikipedia, Tribe, Family, Photos

Biography

Daniella Utangbe Juli Peters (born September 27, 1999) is an actress, spoken word artist, and content creator. She is known in the entertainment world as Daniella BBNaija. She is also an entrepreneur and reality TV personality.

She is the Founder and CEO of the logistics company D’errandz. In 2022, she was thrown into the limelight after being unveiled as a Reality TV Star on Big Brother Naija‘s seventh season. 

BBNaija Daniella Peters is one of the 24 reality show housemates competing to become Africa’s Biggest Reality TV Personality. 

Daniella Peters
Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name: Daniella Utangbe Juli Peters
Stage Name: Daniella Peters
Born: 27 September 1999 (age 26 years old)
Place of Birth: Calabar, Cross River, Nigeria
State Of Origin: Cross River State
Nationality: Nigerian
Height: N/A
Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Peters
Siblings: Daniel Atabi Suleiman Peters, Roosevelt Aruku Peters, Immanuella Peters
Husband • Spouse: Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner: Khalid Ahalu
Children: N/A
Occupation: Actress • TV Personality
Net Worth: US$15,000

Early Life

BBNaija Daniella Peters was born on the 27th of September 1999 to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Peters. Her parents named her Daniella Utangbe Juli Peters. She was birthed as a twin. She has a twin brother named Daniel Atabi Suleiman Peters. Her twin is an Albino. 

Besides her twin brother, she has two siblings – an older brother, Roosevelt Aruku Peters, and a younger sister, Immanuella Peters. Their parents raised Daniella Peters and her siblings in the Christian faith. She was born and bred in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory. 

She hails from the South-South region and is an indigene of Cross Rivers State. She is a gifted lady with different creative talents. She was a member of the school’s Drama and Literary Club in high school. 

BBNaija Daniella Peters partook in several school plays and debate competitions. In her teenage years, she became interested in creative writing and spent her leisure hours honing the skill. 

Education

BBNaija Daniella Peters was educated at a leading private school for her elementary education.

She underwent her secondary school education at Word of Faith Group of Schools, Abuja. She passed out of school with flying colors in 2015.

She studied at EPS La Cite University Cotonou, Benin Republic, for her tertiary education. 

Career

From her teenage days, BBNaija Daniella Peters had determined to build a career in the entertainment industry with her talents. As an undergraduate, she was cast to play lead and supporting roles in short films. She also acted in some stage plays in Nigeria and Benin Republic. 

After graduating from the university, she decided to join the Nollywood industry and attended several film auditions. She has been lucky in some cases and was cast in low-budget films. Some films have been released, while others are still undergoing post-production work. 

Besides acting, she is an amazing poet and spoken word artist. She has written many spoken word poetry. Daniella Peters has performed some poems at Nigeria Spoken Word/Poetry competitions. Also, she has recorded some of her works and posted them on her social media pages. The spoken word videos received positive reviews and massive engagement from her friends and followers. 

Daniella Peters has also leveraged her creative writing skill to build a career as a content creator. She works as a freelance content creator for several brands in Nigeria. 

She is a thriving entrepreneur, having founded a logistics company called D’errandz. She has grown the small business into one of the leading logistics firms in Cotonou. 

In 2022, BBNaija Daniella Peters decided to take her career as an entertainer and creative to the next level and auditioned for the reality show Big Brother Naija. Luckily, she was selected as one of the 24 housemates of the show’s seventh season. She was unveiled as a contestant of the show’s Level Up Edition on the 23rd of July 2022. 

Social Media

Since she was announced as a Big Brother Naija housemate, BBNaija Daniella Peters‘ followers on social media have skyrocketed. 

She has over 34.1k followers on Instagram. 

  • Instagram handle: @daniellapeters_official
  • Twitter handle: @DaniellaPetersU
  • Facebook handle: Daniella Peters Official

Personal Life

BBNaija Daniella Peters is a beautiful young lady with dark skin. She is 26 years old and adds another year every 27th of September.

Before the reality show, she resided in her family house in Abuja. She also works from home in Abuja, visiting Lagos from time to time when work calls. 

Daniella Peters is also a humanitarian and has volunteered for many NGOs. She has participated in community feeding programs and visits to orphanages and prisons. She lost her dad to the cold hands of death when she was still young. 

Her fans love her because of her originality. Daniella Peters‘s fanbase is called Dynamites. 

BBNaija Daniella Peters has no married husband and has revealed nothing about her boyfriend in the house. She is romantically linked to a fellow housemate named Khalid Ahalu.

Net Worth

BBNaija Daniella Peters lives a comfortable life thanks to her acting and content creator career. 

BBNaija Daniella Peters‘ net worth is estimated at US$15,000.

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