Diana Danielle Biography: Height, Age, Husband, Net Worth, Parents, Children, Movies, TV Shows

Diana Danielle Danny Beeson, known professionally as Diana Danielle, is an American-born Malaysian actress and singer born on 22 November 1991.

She was born in the United States but was raised in Penang, Malaysia, with her mother being Malaysian of Malay descent and her father American.

She began her acting career at the age of 11, working primarily in television and film. Over more than two decades, she has become one of Malaysia’s prominent entertainment figures, with notable roles including Imaginur (2022), Sembunyi: Amukan Azazil (2013), and Memori (2025), as well as the television series She Was Pretty (2022).

In music, she debuted as a solo artist with the single Tentang Kita in 2016 and later released an international duet, Heaven, with Calum Scott.

Her acting has earned her industry recognition, including a Best Supporting Actress win at the 29th Malaysian Film Festival in 2017 for her role in the period drama Hanyut, a win she repeated that same year at the Anugerah Skrin Awards.

She was previously married to Malaysian actor farid kamil, with whom she has two children. The couple divorced in March 2025.

Diana Danielle
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Diana Danielle Danny Beeson
Stage Name:	Diana Danielle
Born:	22 November 1991 (age 34 years old)
Place of Birth:	Houston, Texas, United States
Nationality:	Malaysian
Ethnicity:	Malay-American
Education:	New York Film Academy, National Institute of Dramatic Art, INTI International College
Height:	1.70 m (5 feet 7 inches)
Religion:	Islam
Parents:	Danny Beeson, Norsiah Ramli
Spouse:	Farid Kamil
Relationship:	Syamsul Yusof
Children:	Muhammad Kamil, Nur Aurora Kamil
Occupation:	Actress, Singer, Television Host, Content Creator
Net Worth:	$500,000-$1 million

Early Life & Education

Diana Danielle Danny Beeson, professionally known as Diana Danielle, was born on 22 November 1991 in Houston, Texas, in the United States. Her zodiac sign is Sagittarius.

She is of mixed ethnicity, born to an American father, Danny Beeson, and a Malaysian mother, Norsiah Ramli, who is of Malay descent. Her parents divorced when she was still young, and she was raised primarily by her mother after the family relocated to Penang, Malaysia.

As a Malaysian of Malay heritage on her mother’s side, she follows Islam, the predominant religion practised among ethnic Malays in Malaysia, though her specific religious views have not been publicly confirmed.

No information is currently available about Diana Danielle‘s siblings.

She received her early education in Malaysia, attending local schools while balancing the demands of a screen career that began at age 11. In 2011, she completed an acting course at the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles.

In 2013, she paused her professional commitments to relocate to Sydney, Australia, where she enrolled at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) to deepen her training in live production and performance.

Career

Diana Danielle began her entertainment career as a child, debuting in modelling and television commercials before stepping into acting at age 11 with a supporting role as Melissa in the 2002 family drama Idola, directed by Aziz M. Osman, alongside Norman Hakim.

Her breakthrough came in 2007, when she landed the titular role of Maria in the TV3 series Air Mata Maria at just 14, playing a character a decade older than she was.

She continued building her filmography throughout her teenage years, taking on roles in projects such as Evolusi KL Drift (2008) and the musical fantasy Magika (2010), in which she starred as Ayu in a story inspired by Malaysian folklore.

In early 2013, she paused her acting career to relocate to Sydney, Australia, where she trained in live production and performance at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), having earlier completed an acting course at the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles in 2011.

Returning to Malaysia later in 2013, she transitioned into more mature roles spanning horror, drama, and comedy. Her performance as Nina in the 2016 period drama Hanyut, directed by U-Wei Haji Saari, earned her Best Supporting Actress honours at both the 29th Malaysian Film Festival and the Anugerah Skrin Awards. She followed this with a Best Actress nomination for her lead role as Zak in Gol & Gincu Vol. 2 (2018), a sports comedy centred on sepak takraw.

Her television work through the 2010s and 2020s further established her as one of Malaysia’s most consistent leading actresses, with roles in Raisha (2017), Ombak Rindu The Series (2019), Camelia (2020), Ganjil (2021), and the romantic comedy She Was Pretty (2022), in which she played Nadia Rahman.

By 2025, she had appeared in roughly 20 feature films and around five major television series, alongside more than 15 telemovies dating back to her 2009 debut in Takbir Terakhir.

Beyond acting, Diana Danielle built a parallel career as a recording artist, debuting as a solo singer with Tentang Kita in 2016 under Warner Music Malaysia. Her discography has since grown to include Shine On (2022), her first English-language single under Universal Music, the ballad Bersama Dengan Rindu (2023), and Raja Dusta (2025).

Her most internationally visible musical moment came with Heaven, a 2022 duet with British singer Calum Scott that drew significant streaming attention outside Malaysia.

She has also worked as a television host, fronting the reality series Project N.S. in 2009 and co-hosting the ntv7 talk show Kata Serasi with Naz Rahman from 2018. Her recent screen credits include Imaginur (2022), for which she received a Best Actress nomination at the 33rd Malaysian Film Festival, and Memori (2025), in which she starred as Rina in a drama exploring family reconciliation amid Alzheimer’s disease. She also appeared in the horror film Baran alongside her former husband, Farid Kamil.

In 2025, Diana Danielle was honoured with the Best Content Creator and Performer award at the 10th ASEAN Young Entrepreneurs Carnival, recognising her evolution into a multi-platform entrepreneur and content creator addressing social and mental health themes.

She has also represented major brands including Volvo, Traveloka, and Electrolux as a brand ambassador, while pursuing a Diploma in Business Management at INTI International College, which she began in 2024.

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Personal Life

Diana Danielle was born on 22 November 1991. She is 34 years old. She stands at 5 feet 7 inches (1.70 m / 170 cm).

Diana Danielle was married once, to Malaysian actor and director Farid Kamil. The couple wed on 3 November 2012 in a ceremony at the Flamingo Hotel in Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, after meeting on the set of the 2012 film Hantu Gangster.

Their marriage was marked by an unusually public on-again, off-again chapter. On 10 August 2023, Farid pronounced a single talaq against her, but the couple reconciled just 21 days later.

The reconciliation did not hold, and Diana Danielle filed for divorce a second time on 4 November 2024, citing irreconcilable differences under Section 47 of the Islamic Family Law Enactment.

Farid Kamil pronounced a second and final talaq against her at the Federal Territory Syariah Court on 24 March 2025, formally ending the marriage after roughly 12 years.

The couple share two children: a son, Muhammad Kamil, born 1 July 2013, and a daughter, Nur Aurora Kamil, born 19 November 2015. Both children remain in Diana Danielle‘s primary care, with Farid Kamil retaining visitation access as part of an amicable co-parenting arrangement.

Before her marriage, Diana Danielle was reportedly romantically linked to director and actor Syamsul Yusof, though details of that relationship were never publicly confirmed. Following her divorce, she largely kept her personal life private until March 2026, when she confirmed to Malaysian media that she had been dating again since the previous year.

She described her new partner as a private individual not connected to the entertainment industry, who runs his own business and had not previously been married.

Diana Danielle said she was taking the relationship slowly, citing the challenge of rebuilding trust and being mindful of her children, and did not disclose his identity.

Net Worth

Diana Danielle‘s net worth is estimated at $500,000 to $1 million.

Her wealth has been built across more than two decades in the Malaysian entertainment industry.

The bulk of her income comes from acting, spanning nearly 20 feature films and roughly five major television series, including Imaginur, Memori, Hanyut, Gol & Gincu Vol. 2, and She Was Pretty, as well as over 15 telemovies.

She also earns income from music, having released singles such as Tentang Kita, Shine On, and Raja Dusta, as well as collaborations, including her international duet Heaven with Calum Scott.

Beyond acting and music, Diana Danielle generates income through television hosting, having fronted Project N.S. and co-hosted Kata Serasi, as well as through brand endorsements.

She has served as a brand ambassador for companies including Volvo, Traveloka, and Electrolux, as well as for earlier campaigns for Fiorucci, Pampers, and Milo.

More recently, she has expanded into content creation, winning the Best Content Creator and Performer award at the 10th ASEAN Young Entrepreneurs Carnival in 2025.

Filmography

Movies

• Idola (2002) as Melissa
• Evolusi KL Drift (2008) as Sara
• Magika (2010) as Ayu
• Sembunyi: Amukan Azazil (2013) as Aishah
• Almayer’s Folly (2012) as Nina
• Hanyut (2016) as Nina
• Gol & Gincu Vol. 2 (2018) as Zak
• Imaginur (2022) as Nur
• Memori (2025) as Rina
• Baran (2025) as Asmara
• Pukau (2025)
• Terbang (2026) as Marini

TV Shows

• Air Mata Maria (2007) as Maria, TV3
• Raisha (2017) as Raisha, TV3
• Ombak Rindu The Series (2019) as Mila, iflix
• Camelia (2020) as Mariam / Camelia, TV3
• Ganjil (2021) as Nabila, Viu
• She Was Pretty (2022) as Nadia Rahman, Viu

Telemovies

• Takbir Terakhir (2009)
• Talak (2015) as Yasmin
• Over 15 additional telemovies across various Malaysian networks, focusing largely on family and faith-based dramas

Hosting

• Project N.S. (2009), 8TV, reality series
• Kata Serasi (2018), ntv7, talk show co-hosted with Naz Rahman

Discography

Singles

• Penyembuh Rindu (2010), duet with Mawi
• Tentang Kita (2016)
• Luar Biasa (2016)
• Pujaan Hatiku (2015), with Mila Jirin
• Arcade (2021)
• Shine On (2022)
• Bersama Dengan Rindu (2023)
• Senandung Raya (2023)
• Raja Dusta (2025)
• Raya Macam Mana? (2026), with Francis Roman

Collaborations

• We Live To Give (2021), with Athalia, Shalma Eliana, Simon Webbe, and Asyraf Nasir
• Kecoh Raya (2021), with Alvin Chong, Ara Johari, Usop, Danial Zaini, Izzrin Irfan, Kowachee, and Zahier Yusoff
• Herstory (2022), with YANA, Je Pong, Keon Chia, Euywein Yong, Inch Chua, SHIO, and Hanz Jin
• Heaven (2022), duet with Calum Scot

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