Summer and Jackie

Summer Bishil has been an American actress since her debut in 2015. Her stage name is Margo Hanon from the Syfy Fantasy Fiction show The Magicians. In the Alan Ball movie Towelhead, she portrayed 13-year-old Lebanese American young girl Jasira who experiences a whirlwind of emotions in the context that of U.S. intervention in Iraq during the Gulf War. In 2007 Variety declared her to be one of the 10 actors-to-watch. Crossing Over, a 2009 crime-thriller film where she portrayed another strong female character named Taslima Jangir, was selected for one of the Independent Spirit Award nominee for the Best Female lead category. Aside from Lucky 7, she also appeared onscreen in a variety of films including The Last Airbender, Mooz-lum The Last Airbender Pop Star, Under the Silver Lake as well as the film Moozlum The Last Airbender Pop Star. Jackie Guerrido...............................She was born in San Juan Puerto Rico on September 24 1972. Johnno Guerrido, her father and Silvia Guerrido, mother of her are both her. Maria Guerrido her sister. She is deeply Christian as well as of Hispanic heritage. Libra is the Libra Zodiac. She went to both secondary and primary school in her home town. She attended The University of Florida to study journalism following her graduation from the high school. In addition, she enrolled at The University of Miami, but there is no information on what her major will be. Jackie Guerrido stands at 5 ft 3 in (1.60m) Her body weighs 52 pounds. Jackie's body weight Guerrido is 34-26-36.5. She is also blessed with beautiful brown brown eyes, and hair that is the color of brown. Jackie Guerrido received her first professional offer of employment from the producer of the WSKQ morning show, after having heard her voiceover. After a short time, she received another opportunity in Miami from WRMA radio, where she continued on air for several years. Then she was the radio host of WRTO Radio, hosting a music programme. In the wake of her stellar performance, she was offered a job as a traffic reporter at WSCV-TV, which she was employed on both the radio as well as on the TV. Univision eventually offered her the opportunity to be a morning news meteorologist for Channel 23.