Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born on the 31st of October 1984. She's an American social media personality best known for hosting a podcast called TigerBelly together with her husband Bobby Lee. Thousands of people have subscribed to the show and the show has received millions of views on YouTube as well as be heard on various other platforms. The union with Bobby Lee a well-known American comedian and actor pushed her into the spotlight. Due to her Instagram fame, she was also able to gain a great deal of attention in Twitter as well as other social media platforms. Khalyla Kuhn was born on October 31st, 1984 in Cebu Philippines to an American mother and a Filipino father she is an individual we are very pleased with. At the age of a young girl, her and her mother Marites relocated to in the United States. Julianna Kuhn was then raised in America. Kuhn majored biochemistry in college after she graduated from high school. Her tutoring career began in the following months, and she taught microbiology as well as courses such as anatomy and physiology. She and Bobby Lee, her boyfriend was at the time, began hosting TigerBelly on YouTube in 2016. The show gained popularity with time, and their YouTube channel started to gain subscribers. Their YouTube channel now has over 700000 subscribers. Theo Von's Frisbee as well as Ethan Klein, of H3, Theo Von& The Peace Meats as well as Tom Segura's Sharing of his Limo are among their most-watched videos. Kuhn and Lee also have an Tiger Belly Clips channel on YouTube, where they upload highlights of their show. iTunes is another platform which the podcast is available. The reviewers and listeners are very enthused about the podcast. The podcast hosts talk about issues that affect Asian Americans on the basis of sexuality, ethnicity and politics.

Finch was born in the city of La Mirada, California. aged 5, began playing softball. Doug Finch taught Jennie his initial pitching instructor. Jennie, who was just 10 at the time, began to utilize the Finch Windmill a hand conditioning device that was invented by Doug. In high school Jennie pitched a perfect six-inning games and 13 no-hitters. Her next destination was University of Arizona. She was a three-time All-American as well as a First Baseman. Additionally, she was awarded the Honda Award as the nation's most outstanding softball player in 2001 when the Wildcats were awarded the national championship and in 2002. The Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Teams (WWAST) goal is to raise awareness through the sport of exhibitions and games with celebrities of the sacrifices, perseverance and dedication of our troops and to highlight their capability to conquer any challenge. We aim to prove to others who are amputees as well as to people in general, that through rehab and intense training, they can be able to express themselves and play the sport they love. Paul Pierce along with Jennie and several other elite athletes are working together to tackle the issue of obesity in children in America. Their goal is to transform the way people perceive, behave and act. In an age where Physical Education is cut because of financial issues, and school lunches are becoming more unhealthy and unhealthy, nPLAY offers fun activities which schools can utilize to encourage children to be active and to learn how to consume healthier food. This program suggests an 80/20 split. A healthy diet, living and eating habits for 80% of the of the time. The freedom to indulge in unhealthy activities percent of the time. Jennie is a part of the athlete advisory council.