Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims' net worth is $ 50 million. She's a TV and film actress as well as a fashion model. The total net worth of Molly Sims and spouse Scott Stuber is 50 million dollars. In her role as model, she's been featured in several campaigns of fashion brands such as Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors Jimmy Choo. The early 2000s saw she also appeared frequently in the Swimsuit Issue of Sports Illustrated. Sims was best known as an actress when she played the role of lead Delinda Deline, on the NBC dramedy Las Vegas. Her early career and educational background Molly Sims is a child born to Dottie & Jim on the 25th of May 1973, within Murray Kentucky. Sims' father was English, Cherokee and German. She is of German as well as English heritage. Sims has a brother, who is named Todd. As a teen she attended Murray High School graduating in 1991. Sims went on to attend Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee with a major in politics and science. But at 19she quit to pursue modeling. Sims's modeling career didn't begin by sending pictures of herself to various agencies for modeling. In the end, she was hired with Next Models Management of New York City. Her first big break was as a Fashion Model. In 1997, Sims was featured in Vogue Spain's March issue. The following year she was appearing in Vogue Paris September. Sims began her career for Old Navy as an Old Navy spokesmodel and appeared in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 2001. In this period, that Sims was at the peak of her fame. In the years 2000, 2001, 2004, and 2006 she was featured in the venerable Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. A multi-year deal with CoverGirl was signed in 2002. In the course of her career as a model Sims has graced the covers of fashion magazines such as Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour Self Allure and Ocean Drive. Sims has also modelled for designers like Givenchy, Emanuel Undgaro Jerome L'Huillier, and Veronique Leroy. Sims her first television appearance was hosting MTV House of Style from 2000 to 2002. In the years that followed Sims appeared on a variety of guest appearances on shows like the Andy Richter Controls the Universe sitcom as well as the second revival of the anthology series The Twilight Zone. The most recognizable role she played was in 2003. She was the club's entertainment director Delinda Deline in the NBC Dramedy Las Vegas. Co-starring James Caan Josh Duhamel Nikki Cox James Lesure, and Marsha Tomlson, the series focused on the personnel of a character from the fictional Las Vegas Strip Hotel and Casino dubbed the Montecito. Sims continued to appear in the series throughout the five seasons. She was also seen in the role of Delinda Deline in the 2007 episode of the crime drama Crossing Jordan.

Gugulethu Sophia Mbatha better called Gugu Mbatha-Raw is an acclaimed British stage and film actress who gained popularity because she was a part of the Doctor Who (a British science-fiction television series) series aired on the BBC channel. Gugu scored a roaring success on the show as Tish Jones. This character is the younger sister of Martha Jones. Gugu displayed a vibrant and vivacious personality, which was appreciated by all who saw her. She could have a successful career an actor should she not quit! She has worked on several British stage productions and TV series. Her work has been praised by critics for her portrayal in Belle (2013) the British period drama. Her American credits include Larry Crowne, a Tom Hanks-directed comedy as well as television shows Touch and Undercover. Gugu Malatha-Raw was a part of the stage play, Nell Gwynn, written by Jessica Swale, as a character who played the roles as an actress and love interest of Scotland's as well as England's Charles II. Charles II. Her performance was highly praised by critics for her exceptional acting. In addition she was nominated for the Evening Standard Theatre Awards' Best Actress Award. Gugu was awarded with the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II as a mark of respect for the work she has done in the world of dramatics.