Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims' net worth is estimated at $50 million. She's an actor on TV and films, fashion model. Since 2011, Scott Stuber has worked as an Netflix director and executive producer. Her wealth is $50 million. Modeling and modeling campaigns have been run for Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo. At the beginning of 2000, she was included on numerous Sports Illustrated swimsuit covers. as an actress Sims is well known for playing the main role as Delinda Deline in the NBC drama series Las Vegas. The early years of Molly Sims' career and educational background Molly Sims is a child born to Dottie and Jim on the 25th of May 1973 located in Murray Kentucky. She has English as well as Cherokee heritage from her father, as well as German roots through her mom. Sims's brother, who is older than her, is Todd. In her teen years, she attended Murray High School graduating in 1991. Sims continued to go on to Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee where she studied politics and sciences. However, at the age of 19, she dropped out to focus on modeling. Trying to launch her career Sims sent her photos to several modeling agencies however she had no luck. She was eventually hired with Next Models Management of New York City. Her breakthrough was as a fashion model. In 1997, she was as the front cover for April's edition of Vogue Spain; two years following, she made the cover of September's edition of Vogue Paris. Sims, who began her career in 2001 as an Victoria's Secret Fashion Show model and spokesmodel with Old Navy walked down the runway of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. It was during this time that Sims reached the height of her celebrity. In the years 2000, 2001, 2004, and 2006 she appeared in the venerable Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. A multi-year contract with CoverGirl was signed in 2002. Sims her modeling career has seen her grace the cover of fashion magazines such as Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour, Self Allure and Ocean Drive. In addition, she has been on runways for Givenchy Jerome L'Huillier, Jerome Emanuel and Veronique. Sims started her career on television in 2002, hosting MTV House of Style. The years following Sims was a frequent guest on appearances including The Andy Richter Controls the Universe sitcom as well as the second revival of the series The Twilight Zone. In 2003, Sims started her most prominent role playing club entertainment director Delinda Deline in the NBC Drama show Las Vegas. With James Caan Josh Duhamel, Nikki Cox James Lesure, and Marsha Tomlson, the series focused on the employees of a fictional Las Vegas Strip Hotel and Casino, which was referred to as the Montecito. Sims played the Montecito series for five years between 2004 and the year 2008. Sims was on the show during this time as Delinda Deline on an episode from 2007 of the series about crime Crossing Jordan.

Gugulethu Sofia Mbatha known by her stage title Gugu Mbatha. She became popular because she appeared in Doctor Who, a British Science-Fiction television series that was telecast via the BBC. Gugu was famous due to her role as Tish Jones. The character was daughter of the main character whose name was Martha Jones. Gugu had a bright, spontaneous personality that was loved by the public. Gugu could have had a successful career an actor should she not quit! She's also been in several British stage and television productions. Critics have given her high praise for both Belle (2013) which is a British period drama, and Beyond the Lights (2014 romantic drama). Her American work includes Larry Crowne, a Tom Hanks-directed comedy and television shows"Touch" and "Undercover. In 2015, Gugu Mbatha-Raw portrayed the leading role in Nell Gwynn, a stage play written created by Jessica Swale as a character who was an actress and also the mistress of King Charles II of England and Scotland. The critics praised Gugu's acting as well as she was awarded the Evening Standard Theatre Award nominated for her the title of best actress. Gugu was given an award called the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II as a mark of honor for the work she has done in the world of drama.