Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born October 31 1984. She is a popular social media sensation in America well-known as the co-host on the TigerBelly podcast alongside their husband Bobby Lee. The podcast is taken by thousands people and watched by millions on YouTube. It is also available on various other platforms. She shot to fame following her marriage to Bobby Lee, a famous American actor and comic. Thanks to her Instagram celebrity status, she was also able to garner a significant amount of attention through Twitter and various other social media sites. Khalyla kuhn is an American-born woman who has an Filipino father. Her birth date was Oct. 31 in Cebu Philippines. Marites Kuhn, the mother of Khalyla's Kuhn as well as Julianna Kohn, her younger sister were both born in her home in the United States with her when they were infants. Kuhn following her graduation from high school, attended college where she majored is biochemistry. Kuhn began teaching courses that covered anatomy, physiology, and microbiology shortly after. In 2016, she along with Bobby Lee (her then boyfriend) began co-hosting YouTube podcast TigerBelly. With time, both the channel on YouTube and the podcast became more popular. The channel now has over 700000 YouTube subscribers. Their most popular videos include Theo Von and The Frisbee Hila and Ethan Klein from H3 Theo Von and The Peace Meats, and Tom Segura shares his Limo. Kuhn and Lee have also launched an Tiger Belly Clips channel on YouTube where they post highlights of their show. The channel is not just available on YouTube but it is also available on iTunes. In iTunes, the channel has received lots of positive feedback from both reviews and fans. The podcast covers a wide spectrum of topics, including issues that affect Asian Americans regarding sexuality ethnicity racism and adolescence.

Finch is from California who first started playing softball in the age of five. Doug his father, Doug, began her pitching lessons as her first. Jennie began playing with his Finch Windmill arm-conditioning device at 10 years of age. In high school she was able to throw six perfect games and 13 no-hitters. In the years following her time in high school, she enrolled at the University of Arizona and was awarded a triple-time All American pitcher, as and a first-baseman. Additionally, she was awarded the Honda Award as the nation's most outstanding softball player in 2001, when the Wildcats won the national title and again in 2002 she was named the best player in the nation. Wounded Warrior's Amputee softball team (WWAST) Its mission is to educate the military through exhibition softball and celebrity events and highlight our soldiers' resilience. We want to demonstrate to others who are amputees as well as to the public at large that, through rehab and intense training, the athletes can communicate their feelings and participate in the sport they love. Paul Pierce has teamed up with a core of professional athletes, which includes Jennie to combat the childhood obesity epidemic. It's about making a change to lifestyle, attitude and the way we think. At a time when the budgets are being cut for Physical Education and lunches at schools are more harmful than ever, nPLAY delivers fun and engaging programs to schools to encourage children to move and eat healthily. The program advocates an 80/20 break-down. 80percent healthy food and living a healthy lifestyle, and 20% free. Jennie is on the athlete advisory committee.