Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims, a television model and fashion actor with a net-worth of $50m is a model from the United States. This is the net worth of her as well as Scott Stuber, a film producer/Netflix executive who has been married since. Modeling for fashion, Stuber has appeared in many advertisements for designer labels including Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors Jimmy Choo. In the early 2000s, she also appeared frequently in the swimsuit section of Sports Illustrated. She is an actress. Sims is most well-known for her performance in the lead role in the role of Delinda Deline on the NBC Dramedy show Las Vegas. Molly Sims began her life in Murray, Kentucky. Her birth date was 25 May 1973 to Dottie Sims. Sims' parents are of English, Cherokee, and German heritage. Sims's older brother is Todd. In her teens, Sims attended Murray High School and graduated in 1991. Sims went on to attend Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee with a major in politics and science. Sims dropped out when she was the age of 19 to pursue a career in modeling. Sims had tried unsuccessfully to establish her career, sending photos to various modeling agencies. After moving to New York City, Sims signed with Next Models Management. It was in this agency that she had her first appearance as a professional fashion model. In 1997, she was as the front cover for the April issue of Vogue Spain; two years following, she made the cover of September's edition of Vogue Paris. The year 2001 was the year that Sims began serving as spokesperson of Old Navy and walked the runway for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Sims became famous at this point. She was featured on the Swimsuit cover in Sports Illustrated's issues in 2000, 2001 2002, and 2006. In 2002 she was signed on for several years with CoverGirl. Sims her modeling career has seen her grace the cover of fashion magazines like Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour, Self Allure, and Ocean Drive. Sims has walked on the runways of a variety of designers like Givenchy Jerome L'Huillier-Emanuel Unigaro as well as Veronique L'Roy. Sims began her career in the world of television in 2000 and 2002, when she was the host of MTV House of Style. Then she made guest appearances on The sitcom Andy Richter Controls the Universe and in the sequel part of the historical show The Twilight Zone. In 2003 Sims started her most prominent role playing club entertainment supervisor Delinda Deline on the NBC dramedy series Las Vegas. With James Caan and Josh Duhamel as co-stars Nikki Cox James Lesure Marsha Thomson, the series revolved around fictional staff members of the Montecito Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. Sims remained in the show throughout the entire five seasons from the year 2008. In 2007, she played Delinda Deline, a character in the crime drama 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 Sci-fi television series) that aired on BBC. Gugu was a huge success in the series playing Tish Jones. This character is the sister to Martha Jones. The audience loved her cheerful energy and spontaneity, there was there was no turning back for Gugu to have a thriving acting career to come! She has appeared on a number of British TV and stage series. The critics have praised her for her role on Belle (2013) which is an British period drama. Also, she was in the Tom Hanks comedic movie Larry Crowne and on TV shows like Undercover and Touch. Gugu Malatha-Raw starred in the play Nell Gwynn in the play Nell Gwynn, written by Jessica Swale, as a role that played the role as an actress and love interest of Scotland's as well as England's the King Charles II. The play was highly appreciated by the critics due to her outstanding acting. In addition she was awarded nominations for the Evening Standards Theatre Awards' Best Actress Award. Gugu was given with the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II as a mark of appreciation for the job she's accomplished in the realm of dramatics.