Angelica

Angelica Panganiban - a Filipino American model, TV host and actress - is an American comedian. Panganiban, who is known as "the new Queen of Drama" by a variety of media outlets in the Philippines She is considered to be one of the best-known and most versatile actors. Even though the word angelica root suggests that only the root can be used but the vast majority of A. archangelica-based supplements and herbal medicine products contain the root, seeds, fruits, and/or flowers from the plant. Most Sinensis products contain only the root. In 2017 Angelica competed in season 12 on America's Got Talent where she made it past the auditions round by performing Rise Up by Andra Day. At the Judge Cuts round, Angelica was awarded a gold buzzer by guest judges Chris Hardwick after covering Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys, sending her directly to the live show. During the live shows she performed Clarity by Zedd in the Quarterfinals as well as Without You By David Guetta for her Semifinals performance. Angelica was able to make it to the Finals and performed Symphony from Clean Bandit. The final episode featured her performing Stronger, along with Kelly Clarkson. At the end of the day, she finished in second place and was the youngest runner up in the history of the competition. When she was in 2012, Angelica Hale was just 4 years old, she was very sick due to double pneumonia. This was due to an aggressive strep pneumococcal infective bacteria. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston was forced to place Angelica Hale in ECMO Life-Support because she required life-saving medical treatments. Her organs failed in multiple ways, and her kidneys did not fully recover. Her condition forced her to alter her daily routine around hemodialysis then peritoneal dialysate. In the 80 days she spent in the hospital, her life changed completely. Angelica's life was forever changed after she underwent kidney dialysis. Her mother was the sole one who could donate a kidney. Angelica Hale had a successful kidney transplant alongside her mother on the 13th of September 2013. The procedure was conducted in Emory University Hospital, and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. Angelica Hale pursued her dream of becoming a celebrity ever since.