Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born on October 31 1984. She is a famous American social media personality most well-known for hosting the podcast TigerBelly with the husband of her Bobby Lee. The show, which boasts millions of YouTube views as well as hundreds of subscribers it is accessible across a number of platforms. Her wedding to Bobby Lee a well-known American actor and comedian pushed her into the limelight. Because of her Instagram popularity, she was also able to garner a significant amount of interest on Twitter as well as other social media platforms. Khalyla was born the 31st of October, 1984 in the Philippines city of Cebu to an American dad and a Filipino mother. We are proud of her accomplishments and wish to congratulate Khalyla on her special day. Her mother Marites Kuhn and she came to America as she was just a few years old. Julianna, Kuhn's sister was also born as a child in America. United States. Kuhn went to college to pursue biochemistry. Her career as a tutor began soon after, teaching microbiology, as well as classes such as anatomy and physiological. In 2016, she along with her boyfriend Bobby Lee began co-hosting the YouTube show TigerBelly. In time, the show was popularized and then began gaining subscribers on YouTube. Their YouTube channel now has over 700000 subscribers. Theo Von, The Frisbee Hila, as well as Ethan Klein are H3 Theo Von As well as the Peace Meats. Tom Segura Shares His Limo is among the videos that are most watched. Kuhn & Lee have also created the Tiger Belly Clips channel on YouTube where they post highlights of their podcast. In addition to YouTube their podcast is available on iTunes and has received plenty of positive feedback from reviews and fans. The show covers a broad spectrum of topics, including concerns that impact Asian Americans with regards to their sexuality and race, racism and adolescence.

Finch began to play softball when she was just five years old. Her home is in La Mirada in California. Doug Finch, the father of Jennie was her first pitching trainer. He also created the Finch Windmill an arm conditioning device that Jennie first used at the age of 10. In high school Jennie pitched a perfect six-inning games and 13 no-hitters. Then she went to University of Arizona. University of Arizona where she was an All-American three times and first baseman. The year 2001 was the year her Wildcats team took home the National Championship title, and again in 2002 she received with the Honda Award for the best softballer in the country. Wounded Warrior amputee softball (WWAST) is a group consisting of amputees who have a purpose to raise awareness and funds through shows, star softball teams as well as other occasions that highlight the courage and sacrifices of our soldiers and their families and their ability to conquer any obstacle. The goal of the team is to showcase to other amputees that these athletes through intensive rehabilitation and training, are able to perform and play the sport they enjoy. Paul Pierce along with Jennie as well as other athletes from the professional ranks have joined forces to address the problem of obesity among children in America. To accomplish this, the goal is to change the mindset as well as lifestyle. It is a moment when physical education classes are getting cut because of funding and school lunches are unhealthier than ever nPLAY creates fun programs for schools to use in order to keep kids active and teaches them the importance of eating healthily. It advocates for the 80/20 breakdown. Healthful living, eating well the majority of the time and freedom to engage in harmful behaviors for the remaining 20 percent. Jennie serves as a member of the athlete advisory council.