Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn was born on October 31, 1984. She is best-known for her role as an American persona on social media for her role as co-host of the popular podcast TigerBelly alongside Bobby Lee. She has thousands of subscribers and her podcast is watched by millions on YouTube. The wedding of Bobby Lee an American comedian and actor, who is well known in the US has brought her into the limelight. Her Instagram popularity grew and she also became more popular on Twitter. Khalyla was born October 31, 1984 in the Philippines city of Cebu to an American dad and an American mom and a Filipino mom. We're extremely proud of her accomplishments and wish to congratulate Khalyla on her special day. Kuhn and her mother Marites Kuhn relocated to the United States when she was as a young girl and Julianna Kuhn, her younger sister, was brought up throughout the next few years. Kuhn, after graduating high school, went to the college of her choice where she earned a degree in biochemistry. Soon after she began working as a tutor in classes like anatomy physiology, and microbiology. In 2016, she together with her ex-boyfriend Bobby Lee began co-hosting the YouTube show TigerBelly. The popular podcast gained in popularity as time passed and the YouTube channel began to attract viewers. Now, their YouTube channel boasts over 700000 subscriber. Their most popular videos include Theo Von and The Frisbee Hila as well as Ethan Klein from H3 Theo Von and The Peace Meats, and Tom Segura's Limo. Kuhn Lee both have their personal YouTube Tiger Belly Clips Channel where they feature highlights from their podcast. iTunes is another place that the show is available. Reviewers and fans have been very complimentary about the podcast. The podcast covers a wide variety of subjects, which include issues that affect Asian Americans regarding sexuality the adolescent years and ethnicity.

Finch began playing softball early as age 5. Doug Finch, her father was the very first coach of Jennie's pitching. Jennie aged just 10 when she began using the Finch Windmill which was a hand conditioning device developed by Doug. As a high schooler, she threw six perfect games and 13 no-hitters. Then she went to at the University of Arizona where she was a three-time All-American pitcher and first baseman. The Honda Award was also given in 2001 and 2002, when Arizona was awarded the title of national softball champion. The Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Teams (WWAST) mission is to increase awareness via the sport of exhibitions and games with celebrities of the sacrifices and perseverance of our soldiers and demonstrate their ability to rise above every challenge. Our goal is to show others who are amputees as well as the public at large that the athletes they have trained with long rehabilitation and rigorous exercise are able to communicate their needs and participate in the sport they loved. Paul Pierce along with Jennie and other professional athletes have teamed up to combat the problem of obesity among youngsters in America. The goal is to bring an improvement in lifestyle, attitude and the way we think. In a period when schools are cutting back in Physical Education due to budgetary cuts, and food choices at school are not as healthy as ever, nPLAY has created fun programs which will help children get moving. The program also offers tips on how to eat properly. The program recommends an 80/20 ratio. Healthy eating and living most of the time and the liberty to indulge in more unhealthy behaviors 20 percent of the all the time. Jennie is on the board of the athletes.