Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn is a female born on the 31st of October, 1984. She's an American social media-savvy personality who is famous for hosting the podcast TigerBelly alongside the husband of her Bobby Lee. Thousands of listeners have subscribed to the show and it has reaped thousands of viewers on YouTube while it can also be heard on different platforms. The union to Bobby Lee an American comedian and actor, who is well known in the US and gained her fame. Thanks to her Instagram celebrity status as well, she also managed to attract a lot of interest on Twitter and other social media platforms. We're extremely happy for her accomplishments and wish to send her our best wishes on her birthday. Khalyla Kuhn was born in Cebu Philippines on October 31 1984. She was the daughter of an American father and the Filipino mother. Marites Kuhn, the mother of Khalyla's Kuhn as well as Julianna Kohn, the younger sister of Khalyla Kuhn moved to America. United States with her when they were infants. Kuhn following her graduation from high school, went to college where she majored is biochemistry. After graduation, she started working as a tutor in classes including anatomy physiology as well as microbiology. She started hosting the YouTube show TigerBelly alongside Bobby Lee. The show gained in popularity and began growing subscribers on YouTube. The channel's YouTube page currently has over 700000 subscribers. Theo Von & The Frisbee Hila as well as Ethan Klein H3 Theo Von Peace Meats & Tom Segura's Limo, are some of the most popular YouTube videos. Kuhn Lee also has a Tiger Belly Clips Youtube channel, where they upload clips from their main podcast. Alongside YouTube and iTunes, their podcast is also available on iTunes. Fans and reviews have given positive feedback. On their podcast, they examine issues that impact Asian Americans with respect to political, sexuality, and ethnicity.

Finch started playing softball when she was five years old. She is from La Mirada in California. Doug, Doug's father, became her first pitching teacher. Jennie, who was 10 years old at the time, began to utilize the Finch Windmill a hand conditioning device developed by Doug. In high school Jennie threw a six-hit games and 13 no-hitters. She moved on to at the University of Arizona where she was a three-time All-American pitcher and a first baseman. When she was in 2001, her Wildcats team took home the title of National Champion, and again in 2002 she was awarded an award called the Honda Award for the best softballer of the nation. Wounded Warriors Softball Team's (WWAST) goal is to raise awareness about the sacrifices of soldiers, their resilience, and their ability to face challenges through celebrity softball matches and games for exhibition. The goal of our team is to prove others who are amputees as well as people in general that athletes who undergo extensive rehabilitation and exercise are able to communicate their desires and perform their sport that they have always loved. Paul Pierce and a core group of elite athletes like Jennie joined forces to tackle the epidemic of childhood obesity America. The goal is to bring about change - in thinking in attitude and lifestyle. In an age where Physical Education is cut because of financial issues, as well as school meals have become increasingly unhealthy and unhealthy, nPLAY offers fun activities that schools can use to motivate children to become active as well as to be able to eat better. The program promotes an 80/20 break-down. A healthy diet and a lifestyle that is sustainable most of the time and the ability to indulge in non healthy behaviors 20% of all the times. Jennie serves as a member of the advisory council for athletes.