Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born at the end of October on the 31st, 1984. She is an American social media figure most well-known for hosting the podcast called TigerBelly along with their husband Bobby Lee. Many people have signed up to the podcast and it has earned thousands of viewers on YouTube and can be heard on different platforms. After her marriage with Bobby Lee, an American comedian and actor famous throughout the world, she rose into fame. As a result her Instagram profile grew in popularity and fame. Her popularity on other platforms for social media such as Twitter was also on the increase. Khalyla was born on the 31st of October, 1984 in Cebu, Philippines to an American dad and an American mom and a Filipino mom. We are proud of her accomplishments and wish to wish Khalyla on the day she was born. Marites Kuhn and Khalyla Kuhn emigrated from Cebu into the United States as children. Julianna was brought up there by her sister. Kuhn attended college to study biochemistry. Kuhn began teaching courses in anatomy, physiology, and microbiology soon after. In 2016, she began hosting the YouTube podcast TigerBelly in 2016 alongside her ex-boyfriend Bobby Lee. The podcast grew in popularity over time and its YouTube channel began to attract subscribers. Today, they have more than 700000 YouTube subscribers. Theo Von & The Frisbee Hila as well as Ethan Klein H3 Theo Von Peace Meats & Tom Segura's Limo are among the most watched YouTube videos. Kuhn Lee as well as Ethan Klein have their own YouTube Tiger Belly Clips Channel where they highlight highlights from the podcast. In addition to YouTube the show is available on iTunes and has received abundant feedback from both fans and reviewers. The topics that they cover on their podcast are issues related to Asian-Americans' ethnicity, sexuality, discrimination and adolescence.

Finch is from California who started playing softball when she was five years old. Doug was her father. He was the very first coach of Jennie's pitching. Jennie began using the Finch Windmill, a device to strengthen and condition the arm in the age of 10. When she was in high school Jennie threw a six-hit games and 13 no-hitters. After her time in high school, she enrolled at in the University of Arizona and was named a three-time All American pitcher, as well as a first-baseman. She also earned the Honda Award as the nation's most outstanding softball player in 2001, when the Wildcats took home the title of national champions and again in 2002. Wounded Warriors (WWAST's) goal is raise consciousness about the strength and sacrifices our troops make by presenting softball 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, a group of top athletes, and Jennie are working together to combat the obesity epidemic within America. Their goal is to transform the way that people think, act and live. In a period when schools are cutting down on Physical Education because of budget cuts and that school meals are unhealthy and unhealthy, nPLAY created fun programs which will help children get moving. It also gives them advice about how to eat well. The program promotes an 80/20 break-down. 80% healthy eating and life style and 20% of freedom. Jennie is part of the athlete advisory council.