Angelica

Angelica Panganiban was born in the Philippines. She is a Filipino American performer and comedian as well as host on television and model. Panganiban is often referred to as the "new Queen of Drama" by many media publications. Her name is also acknowledged as an one of Philippines' most experienced and versatile actors. Even though angelica root suggests only that the root is utilized in herbal supplements A. Archangelica has all the plants, including the seeds, fruit as well as flowers. Sinensis is typically made by removing the roots from the plant. Angelica was a part of Rise Up by Andra day in 2017 for season 12 America's Got Talent. She made it to the finals after an audition that was successful. Angelica's rendition in the song Girl on Fire (Alicia Keys) during the Judge Cuts was deemed worthy by Chris Hardwick, a guest judge. Then she was able to go straight into the live shows. The singer performed her rendition of without You by David Guetta in her semi-final performance and Clarity by Zedd during the live performances. Angelica could advance to the Finals. The song she performed was Symphony of the Night performed by Clean Bandit. For the finale results episode she performed Stronger with Kelly Clarkson and fellow contestant Kechi Okwuchi. In the end, she came in second and became the youngest ever winner ever to be runner-up on the show. Angelica Hale became very sick in 2012, at the time she was only 4 years old. She was diagnosed with double pneumonia due to an aggressive strep-pneumococcal bacteria infection. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston was forced to put Angelica Hale onto ECMO Life-Support because she required life-saving medical interventions. The patient suffered from multiple organ failures as well as kidney failure, which were not able to recuperate. It was her new normal to have the peritoneal, and later hemodialysis. After an 80-day hospital stay Angelica appeared to be dying but was on the road of recuperation. Angelica underwent dialysis treatment for over a decade half before she could undergo an organ transplant. The donor kidney from her mom. Angelica as well as her mom underwent the surgery to remove their kidneys successfully on 13 September 2013 at Emory University Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston, two hospitals located across from one. Angelica Hale, a young girl from Atlanta who has always dreamed of becoming an actress and singer, is still pursuing the dream.