Angelica

Angelica Panganiban (born Angelica Panganiban) is a Filipino American model, TV host, comic and host. Panganiban is often referred to as the "new Queen of Drama" by many media outlets. Her name is also acknowledged as being an one of Philippines best-known and diverse actors. The name angelica roots means that only the root of the plant is utilized. But, most A. archangelica products and supplements are made up of seeds, fruits and/or the flowers. sinensis products are typically only produced using the root and seeds of this plant. Angelica participated in Season 12 of the American reality show Got Talent and made it through the auditions with her rendition of Rise Up, by Andra. Angelica earned a Golden Buzzer in the Judge Cuts stage after she performed Girl on Fire Alicia Keys. Chris Hardwick was the guest judge. Clarity by Zedd by Zedd was her song in the quarterfinals. Without You David Guetta, for her Semifinals. Angelica reached the Finals where she sang Symphony by Clean Bandit. In the results finale, she sang Stronger along with Kelly Clarkson with Kechi Ohwuchi. She was the youngest contestant ever to place 2nd. Angelica Hale fell ill at age 4 with Strep and pneumonia as a result of an infection brought on by bacteria. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston in Atlanta, where she received treatment for her life-saving condition with an ECMO-based, life-saving. The kidneys of her did not heal following the onset of an infection with septicae and eventually suffered several organ malfunctions. Her condition forced her to alter her lifestyle around hemodialysis then peritoneal dialysate. Her return home was finally made after eighteen days in hospital, at a point when she was in danger of dying to the long road back to healthy. Her life had been forever changed. Angelica's life was forever transformed after she was diagnosed with dialysis of the kidney. She would receive the donated kidney from her mom. Angelica Hale was able to undergo a renal transplantation alongside her mother on the 13th of September, 2013. The surgery was performed in Emory University Hospital, and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. Angelica Hale, a young Atlantan girl who always thought of becoming an actor and singer she is still working toward this dream.