Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born at the end of October on the 31st, 1984. She is a famous American social media figure famous for her co-hosting of the podcast called TigerBelly with her husband Bobby Lee. Thousands of people have subscribed to the show and it has reaped millions of views on YouTube and can be heard on other platforms. She shot to fame when she got married to Bobby Lee, a famous American comedian and actor. In turn, her Instagram profile gained rapid popularization. Additionally, she gained not only on Instagram but also through other platforms like Twitter. Khalyla was born the 31st of October, 1984 in the Philippines city of Cebu to an American dad and an American mom and a Filipino mother. We're proud of all her achievements and want to wish Khalyla on the day she was born. Her mother Marites Kuhn and she relocated to America when she was very young. Julianna, Kuhn's sister was raised within the United States. Kuhn took biochemistry classes at university and graduated from high school. Kuhn began teaching courses that covered anatomy, physiology and microbiology shortly after. The year was 2016, and she began hosting the YouTube podcast TigerBelly with Bobby Lee. With time, the show became more popular and so did the YouTube channel. The channel now has over 700000 YouTube subscribers. Some of their most popular content they have Theo Von & The Frisbee Hila, and Ethan Klein of H3 Theo Von & The Peace Meats and Tom Segura Shares his Limo. Kuhn Lee and Kuhn Lee have also created the Tiger Belly Clips channel on YouTube, where they upload the highlights from their show. Alongside YouTube the show is accessible on iTunes where it has gained plenty of positive feedback from listeners and reviewers. The podcast hosts talk about issues that affect Asian Americans with respect to sexuality, ethnicity and politics.

Finch started playing softball when she was five years old. She is from La Mirada, California. Doug Finch, her father was the first coach of Jennie's pitching. He invented the Finch Windmill an arm conditioning machine which Jennie first used at the age of 10. Jennie pitched 13 no-hitters as well as six flawless games during high school. The next place she went to was the University of Arizona. She was a three-time All-American and was also an First Baseman. In 2001, when her Wildcats team took home the National Championship title as well as in 2002, she won the Honda Award for the best softballer in the country. Wounded Warriors Softball Team's (WWAST) mission is to spread awareness of the sacrifices made by soldiers, their strength and their ability to face obstacles through sporting events featuring celebrities and exhibition games. This team's goal is to showcase to other amputees that these athletes with a rigorous rehabilitation program and training, are able be able to play and show the sports they enjoy. Paul Pierce joined with Jennie to tackle the problem of weight gain among children in America. Their goal is to transform the way that people think, act and live. In an era when funding is being reduced for Physical Education and lunches in schools are becoming more unhealthy than ever before, nPLAY provides exciting and enjoyable programs for schools to encourage children to exercise and eat healthy. It recommends an 80/20 breakdown. Living a healthy lifestyle, eating well, and eating habits 80% all the duration. Freedom to indulge in unhealthy activities% all the time. *Jennie serves on the board of athletes.