Molly Sim and Gugu Mbatha-Raw bio

Molly Sims' net worth is estimated at $50 million. She works as an actor on TV and films and fashion model. This is her combined income since 2011 when she married film producer/Netflix Executive Scott Stuber. In her role as a model, she's appeared in many campaigns by designer brands like Chanel Giorgio Armani Michael Kors Jimmy Choo. Also, she was often featured in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issues in the beginning of 2000s. Sims was best known for her acting skills 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 Jim and Dottie Jim on May 25, 1973 within Murray Kentucky. She has English as well as Cherokee ancestry from her father's side as well as with German origin on her mother's side. Sims is the older sister of a brother who is named Todd. She completed her studies at Murray High School in 1991 as a teenager. Sims continued to go on to Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee majoring in politics and sciences. The student dropped out of Vanderbilt University at the age of age 19 to take on a modeling career. In an attempt to start her own career, Sims offered her photographs to some modeling agencies however she had no luck. Sims finally enrolled with Next Models Management and became a fashion-oriented model who was successful. In 1997, her face was featured in Vogue Spain April's issue. In the following year, she was featured in the September edition of Vogue Paris. The year 2001 was the year that Sims was appointed spokesperson of Old Navy and walked the runway at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Sims became famous in this time. She was featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issues in 2001, 2000 2002, and 2006. Then in 2002 she signed a multiyear contract with CoverGirl. Sims in her modelling career, has been featured on the covers of magazines including Lucky Cosmopolitan Glamour self Allure Ocean Drive. She has also modelled for names like Givenchy Emanuel UNGARO Jerome L'Huillier, and Veronique Leroy. Sims her first television appearance was as host of MTV House of Style from 2000 until 2002. Through the following years Sims was a frequent guest on appearances, including on her role on the Andy Richter Controls the Universe sitcom as well as the second revival of the Anthology Series The Twilight Zone. In 2003 Sims started her most prominent part as the club's entertainment director Delinda Deline on the NBC drama series Las Vegas. Starring James Caan Josh Duhamel Nikki Cox James Lesure and Marsha Thomason the series focused on the employees of a fictional Las Vegas Strip hotel and casino named the Montecito. Sims was on the show for every season of the show until 2008. The actress appeared as Delinda Deline on the 2007 episode of the series about crime Crossing Jordan.

Gugulethu Sophia Mbatha, better popularly referred to as Gugu Mbatha-Raw is an acclaimed British stage and film actress who gained popularity when she appeared in the Doctor Who (a British science-fiction TV show) series aired on the BBC channel. Gugu became famous for her part as Tish Jones. She played the role of the sister to a main character whose name was Martha Jones. Gugu displayed a vibrant, spontaneous personality that was loved by the public. Gugu could have had an extremely successful career as an actor should she not give up! She has also worked in several other British TV and stage shows to this point. The critics have praised her for her role in Belle (2013) the English period drama. Her American roles include Larry Crowne, a Tom Hanks-directed comedy and television shows Touch and Undercover. In 2015 Gugu Mbatha-Raw played the leading role in Nell Gwynn a play by Jessica Swale as a character that was an actress, and also the mistress of King Charles II of England and Scotland. Her acting was hailed by critics, who praised it. The actress was awarded the Evening Standard Theatre Award as the most outstanding actress. Gugu was given 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 acting.