Angelica

Angelica Panganiban was born in the Philippines. She is an Filipino American actress and comedian as well as host on television and model. Panganiban is dubbed the "new queen of Drama" by numerous media publications. Panganiban is also regarded as an one of Philippines best-known and versatile actors. The name angelica roots means that only the root of the plant is utilized. However, the majority A. archangelica herbal products and supplements contain seeds, fruits or flowers. Sinensis is typically made using the root of the plant. Angelica took part in the American version of Got Talent season 12, where she was successful past the initial round of auditions. her rendition of Rise Up performed by Andra Days helped her pass. The Judge Cuts round, Angelica was awarded a gold buzzer from the Guest judges Chris Hardwick after covering Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys, sending her directly to the live shows. Clarity by Zedd from Zedd was her performance in the Quarterfinals. Without You David Guetta, for her Semifinals. Angelica could advance into the Finals. She sang Symphony, from Clean Bandit. The finale episode featured her singing Stronger along with Kelly Clarkson. She was the youngest ever runner-up and was second on the podium. Angelica Hale suffered from double pneumonia in 2012. At the time, she was four years old when she was diagnosed. The cause of her illness was an aggressive strain of the strep bacteria. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston was forced to put Angelica Hale onto ECMO Life-Support because she required life-saving medical treatments. The patient became sick, and suffered organ failure including kidneys that didn't recover. Peritoneal dialysis, and then hemolysis became her new normal. For the eighteen days she spent in the Hospital, the life of her was changed completely. Angelica, after a year of dialysis and a half-year of dialysis, was now set to undergo the biggest surgery of all: the replacement of her kidney. The mother of Angelica was the organ donor. The 13th of September, 2013, Angelica and her mom went through the successful transplantation of their kidney at two remarkable hospitals right across from each other-Emory University Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. Angelica Hale has been pursuing her goals of becoming a star ever since.