Alona Tal

Alona Tal, an Israeli-American singer and actress was born on Oct. 20th, 1983 in Herzliya, Israel. She started her career after serving as a member of the Israeli Defense Forces. In 2003, she starred in an Israeli movie. This was her first big break. Apart from her roles in Israeli films, she recorded numerous tracks with Subliminal. Tal was able to move in with her sister in New York in order to have a break from her work. Then, she teamed up with Haitian artist Wyclef Jean for the hit song "Party to Damascus". American television was also where she found herself. Her first appearance was a recurring one in the television series Veronica Mars. Later, Tal was offered a regular part in the CBS series. He was a part of two TV programs in Israel before making the move to New York. Recorded a song with singer Wyclef Jean. Hebrew is her first language. She finished second in the role as Veronica Mars (2004). Thomas loved her so much that he made the recurring role of Meg Manning specifically for her. He served in The Israel Defense Forces. Both of her parents are Jews. Her father is Turkish/Jewish and mother is Polish/Jewish. The character is the daughter of Adrian Monk's wife who was murdered in the final episode in the final season of Monk (2002).Has one daughter, Charlie Ferraez (b.March 7, 2017) married to her husband Marcos A. Ferraez.



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