Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims is a fashion model actress and television personality with an estimated net worth of $50 million. Since 2011, Scott Stuber has worked as a Netflix executive and film producer. Her total net worth is $50 million. Fashion model Stuber has appeared in many campaigns for designers like Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors Jimmy Choo. In addition, she was often seen in the swimsuit editions of Sports Illustrated in the early 2000s. Sims was most famous as an actress who played the lead role Delinda Deline on the NBC dramedy Las Vegas. Her early career and educational background Molly Sims is a child born to Dottie and Jim on May 25, 1973, located in Murray Kentucky. She has English as well as Cherokee family heritage from her father, as well as German heritage of her mom. Sims has an older brother called Todd. When she was in her teens Sims was a student at Murray High School and graduated in the year 1991. Sims took a course in political science in Vanderbilt University. When she was 19 years old, Sims made the decision to drop out of school and pursue an acting career. Trying to launch her career Sims offered her photographs to several modeling agencies but had little luck. Sims signed with Next Models Management, based in New York City. This was her break in the modeling world. Sims was featured on the front in Vogue Spain's April 1997 issue. The following year she graced the cover Vogue Paris' September 1997 issue. Sims, who began her professional career in 2001, was an Victoria's Secret Fashion Show model and spokesmodel for Old Navy walked down the runway of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Sims reached her greatest notoriety during this period. Between 2000, 2001, 2004 and 2006 she appeared in the well-known Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. A multi-year deal with CoverGirl was announced in 2002. Sims in her modelling career, has appeared on the covers of magazines including Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour self Allure Ocean Drive. Sims also graced the runways of designers such as Givenchy Jerome L'Huillier Jerome L'Huillier Veronique Lroy. Television Career Sims was the first TV show from 2000 until 2002 as host of the MTV show House of Style. Following this she made guest appearances on The sitcom Andy Richter Controls the Universe and the relaunch of the anthology series The Twilight Zone. Sims was cast in her biggest character as Delinda Deline as the director of entertainment for clubs in the NBC drama Las Vegas. The show, which included James Caan Josh duhamel Nikki Cox James Lesure Marsha Thomason, and Nikki Cox, focused on the employees of the imagined Las Vegas Strip casino and hotel named Montecito. Sims was a part of the show for its entire five seasons until the year 2008. During this time she appeared in the role of Delinda Deline in a season of 2007's crime show Crossing Jordan.

Gugulethu Mbatha, more popularly known by the name Gugu-Mbatha, is an British actress and film star who became famous when she was a part of the Doctor Who series (a British television show that was sci-fi) that aired on BBC. Gugu rose to fame in Doctor Who, playing Tish Jones. Tish is the sister of Martha Jones. Gugu had a destiny to make an acting career after audiences fell in love with her jovial personality. Her other stage and TV productions in the UK include a variety of others. Her critics have given her praise for her performance that stood out in Belle 2013, a British period piece, and Beyond the Lights 2014, an action-romance drama. In American television shows like Undercover and Touch, she is a featured character in Larry Crowne by Tom Hanks. Gugu Mbatha Raw performed the role of Nell Gwynn, the principal character in the play Nell Gwynn. It was a stage play written by Jessica Swale in 2015 as an actress. She also served as a mistress of the king of Charles II England and Scotland. Her performance was highly praised by the critics due to her outstanding acting. In addition she was awarded nominations for the Evening Standard Theater award's best actress. Gugu was awarded with the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II as a mark of appreciation for the job she's done in the field of drama.