Angelica

Angelica Panganiban, a Filipino American model and actress, who also serves as a TV hostess as well as a comedian. Panganiban has been dubbed the "new Queen of Drama" by a variety of media sources. Her name is also acknowledged as being among the Philippines the most skilled and diverse actors. While angelica root is a reference to it is a root used for herbal supplements A. Archangelica contains all of the plant's components, which include the fruits, seeds and flowers. The majority of Sinensis supplements contain the root. Angelica was a contestant on season 12 of America's Got Talent, where her performance of Rise Up (by Andra) got her to the auditions. Angelica was awarded a Gold Buzzer in the Judge Cuts stage after she sang Girl on Fire Alicia Keys. Chris Hardwick was the guest judge. In the live performances, she sang Clarity by Zedd in the Quarterfinals and without You from David Guetta for her Semifinals performance. Angelica reached the finals, in which she performed Symphony of Clean Bandit. In the final results show, she performed the song Stronger alongside Kelly Clarkson and fellow contestant Kechi Okwuchi. At the end of the day, she placed second and became the youngest ever finalist in the history of the show. In 2012 when Angelica Hale was just 4 years old she became very ill with double pneumonia due to a severe strep pneumonia bacteria infection. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston put her on ECMO care for life-saving treatment. She went septic and experienced multiple organ failure, including the kidneys that did not fully recover. Hemodialysis and later peritoneal dialysis was her new norm. After nearly 80 days in hospital, from near-death to long road towards recovery, she got home, however the course of her life changed forever. Angelica had completed a half-year of dialysis, and one year half year of treatment, was ready for her biggest operation of all: a kidney replacement. Her mom would be the organ donor. Angelica and her mother had an operation that was successful on September 13, 2013, at Emory University Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston, two hospitals that are located next to one another. Angelica Hale, a young teenager from Atlanta, who always thought of becoming an actor as well as a performer, is still pursuing that goal.