Lori Harvey and Jessica Camacho
Lori Harvey was born in the US. She is the daughter of Steve Harvey who is a actor, comedian as well as a radio host and actor. Through his current third spouse Marjorie Bridges, a fashion blogger and designer, she is also Steve Harvey's stepdaughter. Lori's biological father Donnell Woods reportedly is a drug lord. Lori's mother gave two of her half siblings: Morgan, and Jason. Through Steve her father, she's the step-sister of Brandi, Karli, and Wynton. When she was a kid, Lori had aspirations of becoming a competitive horseback rider one day, and representing America in United States of America at the Olympics. She continued competing after she graduated high school, and then enrolled into a Florida college. An injury to her back abruptly cut short her riding. Her decision was to quit riding and she began online learning. Lori's international fame as a fashion model has been well received. She's been seen on runways at the Paris and Milan Fashion Weeks, modelling especially for Dolce & Gabbana.
Jessica Camacho (American actress) is famous for her roles as Sophie Foster and Gypsy respectively in Fox supernatural drama 'Sleepy Hollow", The CW super hero series The Flash', as and Michelle Vargas in Netflix science fiction series Another Life'. Camacho is originally from Chicago discovered her love for acting when she attended an acting class on the advice of a close friend. It quickly found her heart. Then she relocated into San Francisco, California and was a waitress in order in order to make ends meet while she received instruction at the highly regarded American Conservatory Theatre. In the following years, she was on stage and in television in Chicago. Camacho first appeared on screen in the Episode in the year 2007 on "Come On Over", the show for children. Her first big-screen appearance came one year later on the romantic comedy indie 'Desertion'. The following few years she gained a cult following as an actor on television. In addition, she has played supporting roles in a variety of films.









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