Pics of Lil Kim and Megan Rapinoe

Lil Kim was born in the United States. She is an American rapper-songwriter-model actress. Lil Kim is known for her formidable voice and style of unrestrained rapping. She began her career as a performer during her teens. The first time she performed was a rap freestyle performed in support of artist The Notorious B.I.G. In the beginning, she was a member of the group Junior M.A.F.I.A. In the following year, she released her first solo album Hard Core that earned her lots of praise. The Notorious K.I.M. was one of her albums. La Bella Mafia The Naked Truth mixtape Ms. G.O.A.T. and many more. The singer has been awarded numerous awards in recognition of her talents, including Grammys as well as Billboard Music Awards. As part of her musical collaborations she's collaborated with celebrities in the industry, such as Christina Aguilera Young Jeezy French Montana Miley Cyrus Jadakiss Beyonce Yo Gotti. Since her beginnings and in addition to her pursuit of a career as a musician she was also a model. assignments as well as working with various companies like MAC Brandy. She is a philanthropist and has been part of several fundraisers and tours to promote causes like the awareness of breast cancer in HIV/AIDS, homelessness and violence involving women who are children and so on.

Megan Anna Rapinoe was born on July 5 1985. She was born in Redding California. Megan started playing soccer as an infant and developed her abilities during her teenage years. Rachael's fraternal twin Megan Rapinoe was a student at the University of Portland. Megan Rapinoe played for her school's women's squad and became one of the best scoring soccer players in the United States. Her team had to take a break from playing throughout her junior as well as her sophomore year due to a knee injury. Then she returned to full-time soccer as a senior and started playing in all games during the season. She graduated with a bachelor's of sociology from the University of Portland. Rapinoe's soccer career began in 2009. Her team was the Chicago Illinois Red Stars from the recently formed Women's Professional Soccer WPS. She played in the league until 2010 ended, when it was disbanded. Following a brief stint as a player with The Philadelphia Pennsylvania Independence Rapinoe was traded with the Boca Raton Florida magicJack. She scored two goals in just eight games to help guide the magicJack to a third place finish in the league in the same season. MagicJack was disbanded near the close of 2011 while WPS was shut down in the beginning of the year 2012. Rapinoe had a brief stint playing for Sydney Football Club FC (Australian W-League) in the year 2011, prior to returning in the United States. The Seattle Washington Sounders Women, now Sound FC, were her first team. The Sound FC was located currently in France during in 2013 for the season. She was part of the Seattle Reign FC - now OL Reign - of the National Women's Soccer League NWSL began when the WPS broke up - and then was her team. Rapinoe became one of the club's top scorers, and later became the coach of the club. Megan Rapinoe Linnea Linnea/Getty Images Sport Megan Rapinoe Linnea Linnea/Getty Images Sport Linnea Lainea/Getty Images, Sport Rapinoe continued her competitive streak at a high level. She was part of the 2012 U.S. Olympic women's soccer team, which played during the Olympics in London England. Rapinoe was a key player to help the U.S. women's soccer team to win gold in those Olympics. She played in or assisted on several goals that led them to victory. Her second Olympics took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in the year 2016. The year of Rio she was a part of the U.S. team was eliminated in the quarterfinals. Her debut appearance in the FIFA Women's World Cup took place in the year 2011. Rapinoe's contributions enabled her to enable the U.S. Women's World Cup to take home two titles in the years 2019 and 2015. In 2018, Rapinoe was made cocaptain. Rapinoe won two bronze medals during her part in the United States' 4-3 win over Australia in the Tokyo Olympics 2020. Japan has been postponed until 2021 by the COVID-19 viral pandemic.

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