Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born at the end of October on the 31st, 1984. She is an American social media personality most well-known for hosting the podcast called TigerBelly alongside her husband Bobby Lee. The show has been watched by thousands of users and watched millions of times on YouTube. Additionally, it is available on various other platforms. The wedding of Bobby Lee who is a popular American actor and comedian has propelled her to the spotlight. The fame of her Instagram account as well as her account on Twitter soared as a result. Khalyla was born on 31 October 1984 in the Philippines, Cebu. She was born to an American father and a Filipino mother. We're extremely proud of the achievements she has made and would like to congratulate Khalyla on the day she was born. Kuhn and her mother Marites Kuhn moved to the United States when she was as a young girl and Julianna Kuhn her sister was brought up in the following years. Kuhn, after graduating high school, attended the college of her choice where she earned a degree in biochemistry. Following her graduation from high school, Kuhn began giving classes on anatomy and microbiology. In 2016, her along with Bobby Lee (her then boyfriend) joined forces to host the YouTube podcast TigerBelly. As the podcast grew more and more famous and so did the YouTube channel. The YouTube channel is now more than 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 video. Kuhn Lee as well as their Tiger Belly Clips have an official YouTube channel which shares highlights from the Tiger Belly Podcast. Alongside YouTube, the podcast is also available on iTunes. Fans and reviews have given positive feedback. Among the topics they explore in their podcast are problems affecting Asian-Americans sexuality ethnicity politics as well as adolescence and racism.

Finch first started playing softball at the age of five years old. She hails from La Mirada, California. Her father Doug was her pitching coach. He invented the Finch Windmill which was a arm conditioning device that Jennie began using at 10. When she was in high school, she pitched six no-hitters and 13 games that were perfect. Then she went to at the University of Arizona where she was named an All-American three times and first baseman. Her Honda Award was also given in 2002 and 2001 when Arizona took home the softball championship in the nation. Wounded Warriors (WWAST's) objective is to increase awareness of the endurance and sacrifices of our troops through softball exhibitions. We aim to prove to other amputees, and to general public that with rehab and intense training, the athletes can express themselves and play the sport they love. Paul Pierce has teamed up with an elite group of professional athletes, including Jennie, to fight the growing epidemic of childhood obesity. The goal is to bring about change - regarding attitude, as well as in the way we live. As schools are cutting down on physical education due to budget cuts and that food choices at school are not as healthy and unhealthy, nPLAY created fun programs which will help children get moving. They also provide advice about how to eat properly. It recommends an 80/20 breakdown. Healthy eating and living most of the time. The liberty to indulge in more healthier habits 20% of all the time. Jennie is a member on the Athlete Advisory Board.