Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born October 31, 1984. She is an American social media-savvy personality who is best known for hosting a podcast TigerBelly along with the husband of her Bobby Lee. The podcast, which is viewed by millions of YouTube views as well as hundreds of subscribers and is accessible on a variety of platforms. The union with Bobby Lee a well-known American actor and comedian shot her into the limelight. Because of her Instagram celebrity status and popularity, she also was able to gain a great deal of interest in Twitter and various other social media sites. Khalyla is born October 31, 1984 in the Philippines city of Cebu to an American dad and the mother of a Filipino mom. We are proud of her accomplishments and wish to greet Khalyla for her birthday celebration. The mother of her child was Marites Kuhn and she came to America as she was just a few years old. Julianna, Kuhn's sister was raised as a child in the United States. Kuhn was a student at a college studying biochemistry. Her teaching career started in the following months, and she taught microbiology as well as courses like anatomy physiological. In 2016, she began hosting the popular YouTube show TigerBelly in 2016 with her former boyfriend Bobby Lee. As the podcast's popularity grew, its YouTube channel also gained viewers. They now have over 700000 users on YouTube. Theo Von's Frisbee and Ethan Klein, of H3, Theo Von& The Peace Meats as well as Tom Segura sharing his Limo are among their top-rated videos. Kuhn Lee and Kuhn Lee have also created a Tiger Belly Clips channel on YouTube, where they upload highlights of their podcast. Alongside YouTube their podcast, it has also been available through iTunes. Both fans and reviews have given positive feedback. Their podcast tackles topics such as the effects of adolescence, racism and other issues which Asian Americans face.

Finch began playing softball young as the age of 5. Doug, Doug's father, began her pitching lessons as her first. Jennie, who was only 10 when she started, was the first to utilize the Finch Windmill which was a hand conditioning device that was invented by Doug. During high school Jennie threw six flawless matches and 13 no-hitters. She moved on to at the University of Arizona where she was an All-American three times and a first baseman. When she was in 2001, her Wildcats team took home the National Championship title, and again in 2002 she won an award called the Honda Award for the best softballer of the nation. Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball Team (WWAST) has a mission to raise awareness about the military by playing shows, including celebrity and exhibition events and highlight the resilience of our soldiers. We aim to educate amputees as and the general public that athletes can play their sport of choice after years of conditioning and rehabilitation. Paul Pierce along with Jennie and several other elite athletes are working together to tackle the problem of obesity among children in America. This is a campaign that aims to encourage a fresh approach to thinking, an approach to life and eating routines. In a day and age where physical education classes are taken away due to financial constraints and when school meals may be unhealthy, nPLAY designs programs that aim to inspire children and encourage them to choose healthy choices for their food. The 80/20 rule is recommended by the program. The program suggests a 20/20 split. Jennie serves as a member of the athletic advisory council.