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Jacqueline Fernandez was born in Manama and was raised by the multiracial, mixed-ethnic family. The father of Jacqueline, Elroy Fernandez is a an Sri Lankan. Her brothers are younger and one older sister. She was raised and born in Bahrain. The family of her parents moved there in the 1980s due to the civil war within Sri Lanka. The scholarship she received allowed her to go to the University of Sydney in Sydney Australia following the completion of her studies in Bahrain. To further develop her interest in different cultures, languages and languages she enrolled in the Berlitz schools of languages where she was able to study Spanish in addition to improving French as well as Arabic. Miss Sri Lanka 2006 competed for Miss Universe 2006 as well as Miss Universe 2006 when she was awarded the title in 2006. In the wake of her 2006 Miss Sri Lanka win, Padukone entered the television world and hosted a program about Sri Lankan Business known as Lanka Business Report. Padukone was born to t

Daphne Oz won an Emmy Award for hosting a television show. She is a New York Times Bestseller author, and a chef. Oz was the co-host for the ABC's The Chew daily talk show for the first six seasons. She used her healthy delicious, happy meals to educate viewers simple ways to put their money into the health of their families. Oz holds degrees from both The Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN) as well as the Natural Gourmet Institute. Oz has authored two books, The Dorm Room Diet & The Happy Cook Relish. She is now working on another. John has three children who live with her. Daphne Oz has won Emmy Awards for her work as a television host, New York Times best-selling author and chef. Oz served as the co-host during six seasons of the ABC's The Chew talk show. Her most famous recipe was a healthy one that provided viewers with ways to invest in wellbeing. Oz, a 2008 Princeton University graduate also has qualifications from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and

Morgan starred alongside other actors in the film that provides information Safe Sex for Men and Women focused on AIDS prevention as well as education. Morgan donated a portion of her earnings towards the American Foundation for AIDS Research. She's a part of the Entertainment Industry AIDS Task Force. Morgan was the primary driver behind numerous fund-raising efforts for this disease. She also spoke before the Congressional special committee on AIDS education. Morgan is also a member of the Board of Directors for Amfar and on the Board of Governors of APLA. C. Everett Koop asked her several times to assume his spot in AIDS activities. In addition, she hosted a AIDS Awareness Special alongside anchorman Steve Bell. She has appeared twice on Nightline with Ted Koppell regarding AIDS. Morgan was awarded an Emmy Award for Diane English's special Murphy Brown episode that was made specifically for Morgan. In the spring she co-starred alongside Joan Rivers in ABC television's