Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born on October 31, 1984. She is a famous American social media star best known for co-hosting a podcast called TigerBelly along with her husband Bobby Lee. Thousands of listeners have subscribed to the show and it has earned millions of views on YouTube while it can also be heard on different platforms. After her marriage with Bobby Lee, an American comedian and actor who was famous throughout the globe, she soared into the limelight. Thanks to her Instagram fame as well, she also managed to attract a lot of attention in Twitter and other social media websites. Khalyla was born October 31, 1984 in Cebu, Philippines to an American dad and a Filipino mother. We're proud of all the achievements she has made and would like to wish Khalyla on the day she was born. As a child the family of her father and mother Marites relocated into in the United States. Julianna Kuhn was raised in the United States. Kuhn when she graduated from high school, went to college where she majored is biochemistry. Her career as a tutor began in the following months, and she taught microbiology, as well as classes like anatomy physiology. She began hosting the YouTube show TigerBelly along with Bobby Lee. The popularity of the show grew and its YouTube channel gained viewers. Now, their YouTube channel has more than 700000 subscribers. Theo Von, The Frisbee Hila, as well as Ethan Klein are H3 Theo Von And the Peace Meats. Tom Segura Theo Von Shares His Limo is among their most watched videos. Kuhn Lee and Kuhn Lee have also created an Tiger Belly Clips channel on YouTube where they post the highlights from their podcast. Apart from YouTube their podcast is available on iTunes and has received plenty of positive feedback from reviews and fans. One of the subjects they discuss in their podcast is the issue related to Asian-Americans' ethnicity, sexuality, discrimination and adolescence.

Finch started playing softball when she was five years old. Her home is in La Mirada, California. Doug Finch, Jennie's father was her very first pitching coach. Jennie was able to start with his Finch Windmill arm conditioning device when she was 10, which was the age at which she began using it. Jennie pitched 13 no-hitters as well as six flawless games during high school. After that, she attended University of Arizona, where as a pitcher, and a first baseman, she made Three times an All-American. The nation voted her the Most Outstanding Softball Player during 2001, by the Wildcats after they took home the championship and also in 2002. Wounded Warrior's Amputee softball team (WWAST), mission is to bring awareness to the military through exhibition softball and celebrity events and highlight our soldiers' resilience. Our mission is to show amputees that they have the ability to express themselves through their sport and rehabilitation. Paul Pierce joined with Jennie to take on the epidemic of childhood weight gain in America. They want to create change both in the way we think and lifestyle. In a time when the physical education curriculum is being eliminated due to funding issues and the school meals are more unhealthy than ever before, nPLAY develops engaging educational programs that schools can use in order to keep kids active and educates them on the importance of eating nutritiously. The program recommends the 80/20 divide. A healthy lifestyle and eating a balanced diet at least 80% of the time and the freedom to avoid unhealthy behaviors the other 20%. Jennie is on the athletic advisory board.