Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla was born in the year 1984. She is an American social media star most well-known for hosting the podcast TigerBelly along with the husband of her Bobby Lee. She has thousands of subscribers and the show is watched millions of times on YouTube. Her marriage to Bobby Lee a well-known American comedian and actor pushed her into the limelight. In turn, her Instagram profile gained rapid popularization. Additionally, she gained lots of attention via other platforms, such as Twitter. Khalyla is born 31 October 1984 in the Philippines, Cebu. She was born to an American father and a Filipino mother. We are proud of her accomplishments and wish to congratulate Khalyla on her special day. Her mother and Marites Kuhn relocated into United States of America. United States when she was as a young girl and Julianna Kuhn, her younger sister, was raised there during the years that followed. Kuhn was a biochemistry student at the college and graduated from high school. Her career as a tutor began in the following months, and she taught microbiology, as well as classes such as anatomy and biology and physiology. In 2016, she together with her ex-boyfriend Bobby Lee began co-hosting the YouTube show TigerBelly. Over time, the podcast became more popular and started gaining subscribers on YouTube. Their channel on YouTube now boasts over 700000 subscribers. Theo Von's Frisbee and Ethan Klein, of H3, Theo Von& The Peace Meats as well as Tom Segura's Sharing of the Ride of his Limo are among their top-rated videos. Kuhn and Lee have also an Tiger Belly Clips YouTube channel where they share highlights from their podcast channel. In addition to YouTube their podcast is accessible on iTunes and has received plenty of positive feedback from fans and reviewers. On their podcast, they discuss issues affecting Asian Americans in terms of gender, race and political issues.

Finch was born in La Mirada Calif. and started playing softball when she was 5 years old. Doug Finch, the father of Jennie was her first pitching trainer. Jennie at the time, aged 10 years old when she started, was the first using the Finch Windmill a hand conditioning device developed by Doug. In high school, Jennie pitched six perfect game and thirteen no-hitters. She then went on to University of Arizona, where as a pitcher and a first baseman, she was Three times an All-American. She was awarded the Honda Award, given to the nation's top softball players during 2001 when the Wildcats won the title of champions in national competition and in 2002 was won by her. The Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball team (WWAST) mission is to increase awareness via the sport of exhibitions and games with celebrities of the sacrifices and perseverance of our troops and to highlight their ability to rise above any obstacle. The goal of our team is to prove to amputees that they can express themselves through their sport as well as rehabilitation. Paul Pierce joined with Jennie to take on the epidemic of weight gain among children in America. In order to achieve this goal, they are looking to shift the way we think, lifestyle and attitude. In a day and age where fitness classes are being cut for lack of funds and where school lunches can be harmful, nPLAY creates programmes that are designed to encourage children and encourage them to take healthy food choices. It recommends an 80/20 breakdown. The program recommends an 80/20 split. Jennie is a part of the athletic advisory council.