Di’ana is a singer-songwriter, writer, director, and performer who has worked professionally in the entertainment industry since the age of eleven. Classically trained from childhood, she toured nationally on Broadway as Patsy Cline in Always… Patsy Cline and has written and recorded music for film and television, including the song “Ghost” for the short film Jupiter, which won Best Writing at the FLOW Film Festival in Fort Lauderdale. Most recently, she wrote and recorded the original song “Residue” and produced a music video featured in the short film Two Similar Strangers.

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She is the writer of To Be Free, Sofia’s Revenge, and Everything She Knows, and co-wrote the remaining music for Belladonna the Musical, which premiered at Orlando Family Stage to critical acclaim from Orlando Weekly and Broadway World. Her original songs “Sugar Lips” and “Cherry Pie” made their live debut at the Hard Rock in February 2026.

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Di’ana is also the co-writer of the pilot Belladonna, currently represented by Kat Muraviov in Los Angeles. She co-wrote the script for Belladonna the Musical and has served as a script producer on multiple films for FLOW and On the Move Productions, supporting youth in the foster system and juvenile justice programs as they bring their stories to life.

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At her core, Di’ana is a storyteller in every form. As a multidisciplinary creative—and occasional producer—she is passionate about crafting stories that blend nostalgia, faith, and meaning. Inspired by visionaries like Audrey Hepburn, Dallas Jenkins, Sara Bareilles, and Lin-Manuel Miranda, she creates work that bridges eras, illuminates the human spirit, and places women at the center of the frame.

Her Christian faith is the foundation of both her life and creative vision, guiding her to lead with compassion, pursue excellence, and create work that resonates on a deeper emotional and spiritual level.

Alongside her artistic career, Di’ana is a mental health advocate, speaking openly about trauma and her lived experience with Borderline Personality Disorder. Through her TikTok platform, Di’ana Mind & Mercy, she uses vulnerable storytelling, education, and community-building to reduce stigma and remind others that survival, faith, and ambition can coexist.

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With a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Wilmington University and certifications in screenwriting, trauma-informed practices, and human trafficking awareness, she approaches advocacy with both personal insight and professional responsibility. Whether through music, film, theater, or community work, her goal is to offer hope that is honest, informed, and actionable.

As a mother, Di’ana remains grounded in legacy. Her daughter is a daily reminder of why the work matters; not only for this generation, but for the one that follows.

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Di’ana believes storytelling can spark real change. Through music, film, theater, and community, she strives to create art that is emotionally truthful, spiritually rooted, and brave enough to make people feel seen.