Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims has an estimated value of 50 million dollars. Sims is also an actress, model as well as a TV host. That's her total earnings since the year 2011, when she married film producer/Netflix Executive Scott Stuber. Models have been featured in ads for a variety of designers, such as Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo. Additionally she often appeared for Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues in the early 2000s. Sims gained notoriety in the acting world for her part in the NBC dramatic show Las Vegas. The early years of Molly Sims's life and education Molly Sims is a child born to Dottie & Jim on May 25, 1973 from Murray Kentucky. Their fathers are English, Cherokee and German. Sims' mother is German and English origins. Sims is older than Todd. Sims graduated of Murray High School as a teenager. Sims then went to Vanderbilt University, Nashville Tennessee where she studied Political Science. Sims dropped out of Vanderbilt University at age 19 to pursue a modeling career. Looking to establish her professional career Sims made her pictures available to some modeling agencies but had little luck. In the end, she was a part of Next Models Management in New York City and made her breakthrough as fashion models. In 1997, she was on Vogue Spain's cover in April. Two years after that she was featured as a model on Vogue Paris' September cover. In 2001 Sims started her role as a spokesmodel for Old Navy and walked the runway for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. This was the time that Sims was at the top in her fame. Between 2000, 2001, 2004 and 2006 she was featured in the legendary Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Sims signed a long-term contract at the end of 2002 for CoverGirl. Sims' modeling career has seen her grace the cover of fashion magazines such as Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour, Self Allure and Ocean Drive. Sims has also worked for fashion houses like Givenchy, Emanuel undgaro jerome L'Huillier, and Veronique Leroy. Television Career Sims began her television role from 2000 through 2002 when she hosted The MTV program House of Style. Later, she appeared in the show Andy Richter Controls the Universe and in the second revival episode of the show anthology The Twilight Zone. Sims made her debut in a major role in 2003 as Delinda Deline, the club's entertainment manager in the NBC drama Las Vegas. The show was co-produced by Josh Duhamel and James Caan. Nikki Cox James Lesure, and Marsha Tomlson the show focused on the people working at a imaginary Las Vegas Strip Hotel and Casino, which was dubbed Montecito. Sims continued to appear on the show throughout its five seasons until 2008. Sims was on the show for five seasons until 2008. She appeared in the role of Delinda Deline in the 2007, episode from the crime drama Crossing Jordan.

Gugulethu Sophia Mbatha better called Gugu Mbatha-Raw is a famous British stage and film actress who gained popularity after she appeared in the Doctor Who (a British science-fiction TV show) program that aired on BBC channel. Gugu gained a great deal of notoriety for her performance as Tish Jones the twin sister of the main character called Martha Jones in the series. Gugu was destined for a career in acting as the public fell in love with her cheerful spontaneity. Her other stage and TV productions from Britain include other productions. She is critically acclaimed for her performance on Belle (2013) an iconic British period drama and Beyond the Lights (2014) which is a romantic comedy. The actress also appeared in a Tom Hanks' comedic film Larry Crowne and on TV shows such as Undercover and Touch. Gugu Mbatha Raw appeared in the stage play Nell, played by Jessica Swale, as the role of an actress who also served as the mistress of the King of England and Scotland. Her performance received plenty of acclaim from critics who were extremely pleased with her acting skills and she went on to be nominated for the prestigious Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Actress. Gugu was awarded a prestigious award of the Queen Elizabeth II for her contribution in the realm of theatre. Gugu was made as a Member of the Order of the British Empire.