Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn is a female born on October 31, 1984. She is most famous for her role as an American persona on social media due to her work cohosting the podcast TigerBelly along with Bobby Lee. The podcast, which is viewed by thousands of YouTube views and hundreds of subscribers, is available across many platforms. She shot to fame when she got married to Bobby Lee, a famous American comedian and actor. Thanks to her Instagram popularity, she was also able to attract a lot of interest on Twitter and various other social media websites. Khalyla Kuhn is an American woman who has her Filipino father. She was born Oct. 31 in Cebu Philippines. Marites Kuhn, mother of Khalyla's Kuhn as well as Julianna Kohn, the younger sister of Khalyla Kuhn were both born in America. United States with her when they were children. Kuhn studied biochemistry at college after she graduated of high school. Following her graduation in high school she began instructing classes in anatomy and microbiology. The pair, along with Bobby Lee, her boyfriend at the time, started hosting TigerBelly on YouTube in 2016. As the podcast's popularity grew, its YouTube channel also began to gain subscribers. The channel now has nearly 700000 users. 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 their most-watched videos. Kuhn and Lee also have an Tiger Belly Clips YouTube channel which features highlights of their primary podcast channel. The channel is not just available on YouTube but it is also available on iTunes. In iTunes, the channel has received a great deal of positive feedback from both listeners and reviewers. The show covers a broad variety of subjects, which include the issues facing Asian Americans in relation to sexuality, race, racism and adolescence.

Finch was born in La Mirada Calif. and started playing softball when she was 5 years old. Doug was her father. He was the very first coach of Jennie's pitching. Jennie could begin with his Finch Windmill arm-conditioning device at the age of 10. In high school Jennie pitched a perfect six-inning game and thirteen no-hitters. The next place she went to was the University of Arizona. She made three All-Americans as well as the First Baseman. The Honda Award was also given in 2001 and 2002 when Arizona was awarded the national softball title. The Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball team (WWAST) mission is to create awareness through shows and popular softball matches of the sacrifices, perseverance and dedication of our soldiers and demonstrate their capability to conquer every challenge. We want to demonstrate to others who are amputees as well as to general public that with rehabilitation and intensive training these athletes are able be themselves and enjoy the sport they love. Paul Pierce and a core group of professional athletes including Jennie have banded together to fight the issue of childhood obesity in America. The goal is to bring change to lifestyle, attitude and thought. In an era when funding is being reduced for Physical Education and lunches in schools are becoming more unhealthy than ever, nPLAY delivers fun and engaging programs to schools that encourage kids to exercise and eat healthy. The 80/20 rule is a recommendation by the program. A healthy lifestyle and eating a balanced diet at least 80% of the time and freedom to engage in unhealthful behaviors in the other 20 20%. *Jennie is on the athlete advisory panel.