Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims is a fashion model actress and television personality with a net worth at $50 million. That's her total net worth since 2011, her wedding to producer of film and Netflix executive Scott Stuber. As a model she has participated in advertisements for many designers, such as Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo. Additionally she often appeared on Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues in the first decade of the 2000s. Sims's most famous role as an actor is that she played Delinda Deline in the NBC Dramedy Las Vegas. Childhood and education Molly Sims was born on May 25, 1973 within Murray Kentucky to Dottie and Jim. Sims is English as well as Cherokee heritage through her father as well as German heritage from her mother. Sims's brother, who is older than her, is Todd. Sims graduated in 1991 from Murray High School as a teenager. Sims later attended Vanderbilt University, Nashville Tennessee and majored in Political Science. But at 19 she decided to pull out in order to pursue her modeling career. Her career did not take off after she submitted photos of herself to a variety of modeling agencies. Sims signed with Next Models Management, a New York City agency and was a fashionista with a thriving career. She appeared on the cover of the April issue of Vogue Spain's issue of 1997. A year later she posed for the cover Vogue Paris' September 1997 issue. Sims began her career as a spokesmodel in 2001, for Old Navy, and she took to the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway. Sims hit the top of her popularity in that time. In the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue featured her in 2003, 2001 and 2004. In 2002 she was signed to a contract for a number of years with CoverGirl. Through the course of her career Sims has graced the cover of magazines that focus on fashion, such as Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour and Self Allure. Also, she has walked on the runway for designers such as Givenchy Emanuel UNGARO Jerome L'Huillier and Veronique Leroy. TV Career Sims had her first television role from 2000 through 2002, when she was the host of The MTV program House of Style. She then made guest appearances in the show Andy Richter Controls the Universe, and the second revival episode of the anthology program The Twilight Zone. Her most prominent role was the club's entertainment manager Delinda Deline for the NBC dramedy Las Vegas. The show, which included James Caan Josh duhamel Nikki Cox James Lesure Marsha Thomason, and Nikki Cox, focused on people working at the imagined Las Vegas Strip casino and hotel called Montecito. Sims was on the series for the entire run of five seasons up to 2008. Sims starred in an episode of Crossing Jordan's 2007 crime drama, as Delinda Deline.

Gugulethu Mbatha, also known by the name Gugu-Mbatha RAW, is a British film and stage actress that became popular when she was a part of the Doctor Who series (a British Sci-Fi TV series) that was telecast by the BBC. Gugu gained a great deal of notoriety for her performance as Tish Jones, who was the sister of a major role played by Martha Jones in the series. The audience loved her cheerful energy and spontaneity, there was no turning back for Gugu from a successful career in acting! She has also worked in many different British theatre and television shows till date. Reviewers have praised her for her outstanding performance in Belle 2013 an iconic British period piece, as well as Beyond the Lights 2014, an action-romance drama. Also, she was in the Tom Hanks' comedic movie Larry Crowne and on TV shows like Undercover and Touch. Gugu Mbatha Raw was the 2015 star to play the role of Nell Gwynn a play that was written by Jessica Swale as a character who was an actress and also the lover of King Charles II of England and Scotland. There was a great deal of appreciation from critics who were extremely pleased with her performance and was nominated for the prestigious Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Actress. In recognition of her services to drama Gugu was named as a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Queen Elizabeth II.