Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla is born in 1984. Her name is American who has become an infamous social media user. She and her spouse Bobby Lee and her co-host a popular podcast called TigerBelly. Many people have signed up to the podcast, and the show has received millions of views on YouTube while it can also be heard on different platforms. In the wake of her wedding with Bobby Lee, an American actor and comedian who was popular throughout the world, she shot into fame. In turn, her Instagram profile gained rapid popularity. Additionally, she gained lots of attention on other platforms such as Twitter. Khalyla is born October 31, 1984 in the Philippines city of Cebu to an American father and a Filipino mother. We're proud of all her accomplishments and wish to greet Khalyla for her birthday celebration. Marites Kuhn, the mother of Khalyla Kuhn as well as Julianna Kohn, her younger sister were both born in her home in the United States with her when they were young. Kuhn was a biochemistry major in the university after graduating of high school. Kuhn began teaching courses on anatomy and physiology, as well as microbiology, shortly thereafter. She began to co-host the popular YouTube show TigerBelly in 2016 alongside her ex-boyfriend Bobby Lee. With the popularity of the podcast growing and its YouTube channel started to attract more subscribers. Today, their YouTube channel has more than 700000 subscribers. Theo Von's Frisbee as well as Ethan Klein, of H3, Theo Von& The Peace Meats as well as Tom Segura Sharing his Limo are among the most watched videos. Kuhn and Lee also have an Tiger Belly Clips YouTube channel where they share highlights from their podcast channel. Apart from YouTube their podcast, it has also been available through iTunes. Both fans and reviews have given positive feedback. The show covers a broad variety of subjects, which include concerns that impact Asian Americans in relation to sexuality, race, racism and adolescence.

Finch began to play softball at the age of five years old. She is from La Mirada in California. Doug Finch, Jennie's father was her first pitching instructor. He also created the Finch Windmill an arm conditioning machine that Jennie first used at the age of 10. During high school she was able to throw six perfect games and 13 no-hitters. Following graduation, she attended an undergraduate program at the University of Arizona and was named a three-time All American pitcher, as well as a first-baseman. She was named America's most outstanding softball player during 2001, by the Wildcats when they won the championship, and again in 2002. The Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Teams (WWAST) purpose is to create awareness through exhibition and celebrity softball games of the sacrifices and resilience of our troops and to highlight their capability to conquer any challenge. We aim to prove to others who are amputees as well as 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, a group of top athletes, and Jennie work together to combat the obesity epidemic within America. The goal is to alter how people are thinking, acting and living. As schools have cut back in Physical Education due to budget reductions and the fact that food choices at school are not as healthy and unhealthy, nPLAY developed programs that are fun and can help get children moving. They also provide tips on how to eat properly. The 80/20 rule has been recommended by the program. Healthy eating and living for 80% of the time and the freedom to indulge in less healthier habits 20% of all the all the time. *Jennie is on the athlete advisory panel.