Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims a popular television actor and host is worth $50 million. Since the year 2011, Scott Stuber has worked as an Netflix director and executive producer. Her net worth is estimated at $50 million. In her role as a model, she's appeared in many campaigns by designers like Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors Jimmy Choo. The early 2000s saw she also appeared frequently in the swimsuit section of Sports Illustrated. Sims's most well-known role as an actress is Delinda Deline on the NBC dramedy Las Vegas. Molly Sims's early life and education Molly Sims is a child born to Dottie & Jim on May 25, 1973 in Murray Kentucky. Sims' father was English, Cherokee and German. Her mother has German as well as English origins. Sims has a younger brother named Todd. Sims graduated from Murray High School in 1991 in the teen years. Sims continued to go on to Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee majoring in the field of political science. In the age of 19 years old, Sims made the decision to leave school to pursue the career of modeling. Sims was unsuccessful in her attempts to build her own career by sending photos to various modeling agencies. She eventually signed with Next Models Management in New York City and was able to make her big break as a fashion-model. She appeared on the cover in Vogue Spain's April issue of 1997. The following year she was featured on the cover of Vogue Paris' September 1997 issue. Sims was a model who started her career in 2001 as an Victoria's Secret Fashion Show model and spokesmodel for Old Navy walked down the Victoria's Fashion Show's runway. Sims attained the peak of her popularity during this time. Sports Illustrated published her swimsuit pictures in 2001, 2000 and 2002. In 2002, she signed a contract for a number of months with CoverGirl. Through her career as a model Sims has been featured on the covers of fashion magazines such as Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour Self Allure and Ocean Drive. In addition, she has been on the runway with such fashion houses as Givenchy Emanuel Ugaro, Jerome L'Huillier as well as Veronique Leroy. TV Career Sims began her television gig from 2000 to 2002, when she was the host of the MTV show House of Style. Then she made guest appearances in the sitcom Andy Richter Controls the Universe and in the sequel installment of the anthology show The Twilight Zone. Her most prominent role was the club's entertainment supervisor Delinda Deline as part of the NBC dramedy Las Vegas. The show, which starred James Caan Josh Duhamel Nikki Cox James Lesure Marsha Thomason, and Nikki Cox, focused on employees at the imaginary Las Vegas Strip casino and hotel called Montecito. Sims was a part of the show for its entire five seasons until the year 2008. She appeared during this period as Delinda Deline in an episode from 2007 of the series about crime Crossing Jordan.

Gugulethu Mbatha, better known as Gugu-Mbatha-Raw, is an British film and stage actress known for her work for her role in the Doctor Who series (a British television show that was sci-fi) that aired on BBC. Gugu gained a great deal of fame by appearing as Tish Jones, the daughter of a prominent character called Martha Jones in the series. Gugu's audience loved her spontaneity and was well on the way to having a lengthy acting career. Gugu also was a part of other British theatre and TV productions. Critics have praised her for her outstanding performance in Belle 2013, which is a British period piece and Beyond the Lights 2014, which is a romantic drama. Also, in American television shows like Undercover and Touch, she has appeared as a character on Larry Crowne by Tom Hanks. Gugu Malatha, who played the play Nell Gwynn in the play Nell Gwynn, written by Jessica Swale, as a character that played both the part as an actress and lover of Scotland's and England's Charles II. Charles II. Critics praised Gugu's performance, and the Evening Standard Theatre Award nominated for her the title of best actress. Gugu was given with the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II as a mark of honor for the work she has done in the world of dramatics.