Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow has been an American actress for over 10 years. She rose to fame through her portrayal in the role of an Disney XD actor in the sitcom "Pair of Kings". Her professional career has been characterized by her appearance in numerous films and television shows. She has been interested in the theatre since the age of a child. The first time she began performing was in local theatre productions. In 2013, she got a role in her first television show. She removed her surname "Chow" in the year 2017 blaming Hollywood stereotypes. People criticized her for refusing to admit her identity as Chinese. The Columbia University Human Rights student is famous in Hollywood for her numerous and original characters. According to the reports her, she's among the promising actors in Hollywood.

Barbara Eden, one of the most loved and beloved American famous personalities. The I Dream of Jeannie NBC Television show was launched in the year 1965 and quickly became a hit. This network series aired continuously across the world for more than forty years. The series ran for five seasons with 139 episodes. Crown Archetype, a Random House division, published Barbara's memoir "JEANNIE FROM The Bottle" which ranked at number 14 in the New York Times Bestseller List. HarperCollins Inc., a division of Random House published Barbara's memoir JEANNIE OUT of the Bottle on Australia's Best Seller List. The autobiography of Eden traces her vibrant life, and remarkable Hollywood career spanning over fifty years. Barbara has been among the biggest and most successful actors. Barbara had a role as the main character in Always and Forever which the Hallmark Channel aired many times. Barbara hosted Ballroom with a Twist the innovative new show which features celebrity emcees, and dancers who rotate from Dancing with the Stars. Barbara played a role in the The Lifetime's Army Wives TV Series, guest-starred in ABC's George Lopez and played a regular role in Sabrina The Teenage Witch. Barbara was a part of Neil Simon's adaptation of The Odd Couple for women and on stage with Hal Linden in Love Letters. Barbara was a performer at The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri during the year 2012, in the play Social Security. The play ran for just a couple of weeks in Jacksonville Florida.