Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla was born in 1984. She is an American who is now an infamous social media user. Her partner Bobby Lee and her co-host the popular podcast TigerBelly. The show has thousands of listeners and the show is watched millions on YouTube. Her wedding to Bobby Lee a well-known American comedian and actor pushed her into the limelight. Her popularity on her Instagram account as well as on Twitter increased as a result. Khalyla Kuhn was born on October 31st 1984, in Cebu Philippines to an American mother and a Filipino father she is an individual who we're extremely proud of. Marites Kuhn, mother of Khalyla Kuhn as well as Julianna Kohn, her younger sister moved to America. United States with her when they were children. Kuhn studied biochemistry at college, having graduated in high school. Following her graduation from high school, Kuhn started teaching classes such as anatomy and microbiology. The pair, along with Bobby Lee, her boyfriend at the time, began hosting TigerBelly on YouTube in 2016. With time, the channel became more famous as did its YouTube channel. The YouTube channel is now over 700000 followers. Theo Von, The Frisbee Hila, as well as Ethan Klein are H3 Theo Von and They are The Peace Meats. Tom Segura Theo Von Shares His Limo is among the videos that are most watched. Kuhn Lee as well as Ethan Klein have their own YouTube channel Tiger Belly Clips Channel where they feature highlights from their podcast. It can also be downloaded from iTunes and its listeners and critics have offered the podcast a lot of favorable comments. The podcast covers a wide spectrum of topics, including issues that affect Asian Americans with regards to their sexuality and ethnicity racism and adolescence.

Finch first started playing softball when she was just five years old. She is from La Mirada, California. Doug Finch was Jennie's first pitching teacher. Jennie at the time, aged 10 years old when she began using the Finch Windmill which was a hand conditioning device that was invented by Doug. When she was in high school Jennie pitched a perfect six-inning game, and had 13 no-hitters. She moved on to the University of Arizona where she was named an All-American three times as well as a first baseman. She was awarded the Honda Award, given to the nation's top softball players during 2001 when the Wildcats took home the title of champions in national competition and then in 2002 was clinched by her. Wounded Warrior (WWAST's) goal is raise awareness about the resilience and sacrifices our troops make by presenting softball games. It is our goal to demonstrate amputees as well with the general population that athletes can perform their sport of choice after years of conditioning and rehabilitation. Paul Pierce joined with Jennie to take on the epidemic of childhood weight gain in America. This is a campaign to inspire a different approach to thinking, an approach to life and eating habits. At a time when fitness classes are being eliminated due to lack of funding and where school lunches can be harmful, nPLAY creates programs that aim to inspire youngsters and help them choose healthy choices for their food. The program proposes the 80/20 divide. Living a healthy lifestyle, eating well, and eating habits for 80% of all the time. It is possible to enjoy more unhealthy pursuits 20% all the time. Jennie is a member of the athlete advisory board.