Angelica

Angelica Panganiban (born Angelica Panganiban) is an Filipino American actress, model television host, and comedian. Regarded as the new Queen of Drama in various media publications, Panganiban is regarded as one of the best seasoned and versatile actresses in the Philippines. Even though angelica root is a reference to it is a root used in herbal supplements A. Archangelica is a source of all the plants, including the fruits, seeds and flowers. In general, Sinensis uses the root. In 2017, Angelica took part in season 12 of the American version of Got Talent where she made it past the auditions round when she performed Rise Up by Andra Day. Angelica received a Golden Buzzer in the Judge Cuts stage after she did Girl on Fire Alicia Keys. Chris Hardwick was the guest judge. Angelica performed the song without You by David Guetta in her semi-final performance as well as Clarity by Zedd during the live performances. Angelica made it to the finals singing Symphony from Clean Bandit. For the finale results episode she performed Stronger with Kelly Clarkson and fellow contestant Kechi Okwuchi. The youngest-ever runner-up, Hale placed second in the contest. Angelica Hale became very sick in 2012, when she was only 4 years older. She had double pneumonia caused by an aggressive strep-pneumococcal bacteria infection. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston put her on ECMO an intervention that saved her life. She developed multiple organ failures and kidneys that did not recuperate. Her condition forced her to alter her lifestyle around hemodialysis then the peritoneal dialysate. After 80 days of hospitalization, from the point where she was close to death, and began her long journey back to health. Her life had been forever altered. Angelica was, following a full half-year of dialysis, and one year half-year of dialysis, was now set for the most significant operation of all: a kidney replacement. The donor kidney from her mom. Angelica Hale, along with her mother went through the transplant of a kidney in Emory University Hospital in Atlanta and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston on September 13, 2013. Angelica Hale is pursuing her celebrity dreams from the moment she was born.

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