Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born October 31, 1984. She is a social media star in the US well-known as the co-host of TigerBelly podcast along with the husband of her Bobby Lee. The podcast is downloaded by thousands of people and watched millions of times on YouTube. It is also available on various other platforms. Her fame exploded following her marriage to Bobby Lee, a famous American comedian and actor. In the process, her Instagram page gained popularity and fame. Her popularity on other social media platforms, such as Twitter as well saw a dramatic growth. We are very proud of her success and wish to send her our best wishes on her birthday Khalyla Kuhn, born Cebu Philippines on October 31 1984. She was the daughter of an American father and an Filipino mother. As a child, her and her mother Marites moved into in the United States. Julianna Kuhn was raised in the United States. Kuhn attended college and majored in biochemistry after having graduated from high school. Following her graduation in high school Kuhn started instructing classes in microbiology and anatomy. In the year 2016, she and Bobby Lee (her then boyfriend) began co-hosting YouTube podcast TigerBelly. As the channel became more famous, so did its YouTube page. The YouTube channel has now over 700000 followers. Theo Von, The Frisbee Hila, as well as Ethan Klein are H3 Theo Von And The Peace Meats. Tom Segura Theo Von Shares His Limo is among the videos that are most watched. Kuhn & Lee also have a Tiger Belly Clips channel on YouTube, where they share highlights of their show. Alongside YouTube the show is available through iTunes which has received lots of feedback from listeners and reviewers. The podcast covers a wide variety of subjects, which include concerns that impact Asian Americans with regards to their sexuality and ethnicity racism and adolescence.

Finch, who was born in La Mirada California at the age of 5years old, started playing softball. Doug Finch is Jennie's initial pitching teacher. Jennie started using the Finch Windmill, a device designed to improve arm strength and conditioning at age 10. When she was in high school Jennie threw a six-hit game, and had 13 no-hitters. The next place she went to was the University of Arizona. She was a three-time All-American as well as an First Baseman. Her Honda Award was also given in 2001 and 2002, when Arizona was awarded the softball championship in the nation. Wounded Warrior amputee softball (WWAST), a team consisting of amputees who have a purpose to raise awareness and funds through shows, star softball teams and other events which highlight the strength and sacrifices made by our servicemen and women and the way they are able to overcome every obstacle. Our goal is to show amputees as well and the general public that athletes are able to play their sport of choice after years of conditioning and rehabilitation. Paul Pierce along with Jennie and other professional athletes are working together to tackle obesity issues among kids in America. This campaign aims that aims to encourage a fresh approach to thinking, an outlook on life, and healthy eating practices. In an age where Physical Education is cut because of financial issues, and school lunches have become more unhealthier as well, nPLAY has fun and engaging programs for schools to motivate children to become active and to learn how to consume healthier food. The program recommends an 80/20 ratio. The program suggests a 20/20 split. Jennie is on the board of sports athletes.