Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims is a fashion model actress and television personality who has an estimated net worth of $50 million. It is her earnings since the year 2011, her wedding to producer of film and Netflix Executive Scott Stuber. Fashion model Stuber was featured in numerous campaigns for designers like Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors Jimmy Choo. Sims was also a frequent guest on Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issues in the first decade of the 2000s. Sims was most famous as an actress when she played the lead role Delinda Deline on the NBC drama Las Vegas. Childhood and education Molly Sims was born on May 25, 1973 on the 25th of May 1973 in Murray Kentucky to Dottie and Jim. Her father is English, Cherokee and German. Her mother has German as well as English heritage. Sims also has an older brother, Todd. As a teen she attended Murray High School graduating in 1991. Sims was a political science student in Vanderbilt University. However at the age of 19, she decided to pull out to pursue her career in modeling. The career of Sims was not a success after she submitted photographs of herself to a variety of agencies that were modeling. She signed a contract with Next Models Management, based in New York City. This was the first time she had a break in the modeling world. In 1997, her image appeared on Vogue Spain April's issue. The following year she appeared in the September issue of Vogue Paris. Sims was a model who started her career in 2001 as a Victoria's Secret Fashion Show model as well as a spokesmodel for Old Navy walked down the runway of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. It was during this time when Sims reached the peak of her popularity. Between 2000, 2001, 2004 and 2006 she appeared in the legendary Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. In 2002, she signed a long-term contract with CoverGirl. Sims' modeling profession has allowed her to grace the cover of fashion magazines like Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour, Self Allure, and Ocean Drive. Sims has been on the runways of a variety of designers, including Givenchy Jerome L'Huillier Emanuel Unegaro and Veronique L'Roy. Sims' first TV gig was hosting MTV House of Style from 2000 until 2002. In the following years, she was a appearances in the sitcom Andy Richter Controls the Universe and the second revival of the anthology show The Twilight Zone. Sims started playing her role of a lifetime in 2003 as the club entertainment manager Delinda Deline, on the NBC dramedy Las Vegas. With James Caan, Josh Duhamel Nikki Cox James Lesure and Marsha Thomason, the show centered on the employees of a imaginary Las Vegas Strip hotel and casino named the Montecito. Sims worked on the Montecito for five years, from 2004 to the year 2008. Sims was on the show in an episode of Crossing Jordan's crime drama in 2007 as Delinda Deline.

Gugulethu Sophie Mbatha (better known as Gugu MBatha-Raw) is a British stage actress and film actor. Her fame was boosted by her starring on Doctor Who. Gugu gained fame for her part as Tish Jones. She was the sister to a main character whose name was Martha Jones. Gugu was destined for an acting career after audiences were captivated by the vivacious and witty nature of her character. Gugu also has appeared in a variety of other British television and stage shows to date. Her performance as Belle, the British historical drama from 2013 as well as Beyond the Lights, a romantic drama that premiered in 2014 were praised by the critics. In addition, she appeared in a Tom Hanks comedy movie Larry Crowne and on TV shows such as Undercover and Touch. In 2015 Gugu Mbatha-Raw played the role of Nell Gwynn, the play written by Jessica Swale as a character who played an actress. She was also the lover of King Charles II of England and Scotland. The play was highly appreciated by the critics for her excellent acting. In addition she was awarded nominations for the Evening Standard Theater award's best actress. As a great honor for her services to drama Gugu was appointed as a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Queen Elizabeth II.