Angelica

Angelica Panganiban - a Filipino American model, TV host and actress is an American comedian. Panganiban is dubbed the "new queen of Drama" by many media publications. Panganiban is also regarded as one of the Philippines' most experienced and diverse actors. Although angelica roots suggest only that the root is utilized for herbal supplements A. Archangelica has all of the plant's components, which include the fruits, seeds as well as flowers. The majority of these products only utilize the root. In 2017, Angelica took part in season 12 of the American version of Got Talent where she made it through the auditions stage when she performed Rise Up by Andra Day. Angelica received a Golden Buzzer at the Judge Cuts stage after she sang Girl on Fire Alicia Keys. Chris Hardwick was the guest judge. Clarity By Zedd from Zedd was her choice for the quarterfinals. Without You David Guetta, for the Semifinals. Angelica was then able to make it to the finals of the competition in which she sang Symphony in Clean Bandit. At the end of the show, she sang Stronger alongside Kelly Clarkson with Kechi Ohwuchi. As the youngest runner-up in history, Hale placed second in the contest. Angelica Hale fell ill at age 4 with Strep and pneumonia as a result of an infection caused by a bacteria. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston were where she was treated for her life-saving illness using an ECMO-based, life-saving. Her condition became severe and she experienced numerous organ failures, which included her kidneys which did not recover. Her life became a new routine of hemodialysis followed by peritoneal dilution. She finally returned home after eighteen days in hospital, from the point where she was near death to the lengthy road to health. The way she lived her life was forever changed. After one year and a half of dialysis, Angelica was ready for the biggest surgery of her life-her kidney transplant. Her mother was the one who was the one to donate her kidney. Angelica as well as her mom underwent a successful kidney surgery on September 13, 2013. The surgery was performed at Emory University Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston, two hospitals situated across from one. Angelica Hale pursued her dream to become a famous person from the beginning.