Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla was born on the 13th of the year 1984. She is an American who has become a prominent social media person. The couple's spouse Bobby Lee and her co-host a popular podcast called TigerBelly. Thousands of people have subscribed to the podcast, and it has earned many millions of hits on YouTube and can be heard on various other platforms. Her marriage to Bobby Lee a well-known American actor and comedian shot her into the limelight. As a result her Instagram profile grew in popularity and fame. Her popularity on other social media platforms, such as Twitter also saw a rapid growth. Khalyla Kuhn, born in America, is a woman with an Filipino father. She was born Oct. 31 in Cebu Philippines. Marites Kuhn was the mother of Khalyla's Kuhn and Julianna Kohn, her younger sister relocated to her home in the United States with her when they were infants. Kuhn when she graduated from high school, went to college where she majored is biochemistry. She began tutoring courses on anatomy and physiology, as well as microbiology, shortly thereafter. In 2016, she as well as Bobby Lee (her then boyfriend) started hosting a YouTube show called TigerBelly. Over time, the podcast became more popular and started gaining subscribers on YouTube. The channel now has nearly 700000 users. Theo Von, The Frisbee Hila, and Ethan Klein are H3 Theo Von As well as They are The Peace Meats. Tom Segura shares his Limo is among the videos that are most watched. Kuhn and Lee are also the hosts of their own Tiger Belly Clips YouTube channel that features clips from their podcast channel. Apart from YouTube their podcast is accessible through iTunes where it has gained plenty of positive feedback from fans and reviewers. One of the subjects they discuss in their podcast are problems that affect Asian-Americans' sexuality, ethnicity and political as well as adolescence and racism.

Finch was born in La Mirada Calif. and started playing softball when she was 5 years old. Doug Finch's father, Doug was her first pitching instructor. Jennie aged just 10 when she began using the Finch Windmill which was a hand conditioning device invented by Doug. When she was in high school, she pitched 6 perfect games and 13 no-hitters. Her next stop was at the University of Arizona where she was an All-American three times and first baseman. She also earned the Honda Award as the nation's top softball player of 2001, when the Wildcats won the national title and again in 2002. The Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball team (WWAST) purpose is to create 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 every challenge. We aim to prove to other amputees, and to the public at large that with rehab and intense training, they can be able to express themselves and play the sport they love. Paul Pierce has teamed up with an elite group of professional athletes, including Jennie for the fight against the epidemic of obesity in children. Goal is to change how people are thinking, acting and living. In a time when Physical Education is cut because of funding problems as well as school meals have become increasingly unhealthy and unhealthy, nPLAY offers fun activities that schools can use in order to inspire children to stay active and to learn how to eat healthier. It recommends a 80/20 ratio. Healthy eating for 80% and a healthy life style and 20% of freedom. Jennie is on the board of sports athletes.