Pics of Lil Kim and Megan Rapinoe

Lil Kim was born in the US. She is an American rapper-songwriter-model actress. In her teenage years She began her career as an entertainer. Popular due to her vocal style and voice that is freestyle and unrestrained and rapping, she was the most sought-after celebrity. The Notorious B.I.G. asked her to perform freestyles rap. At first, she also was a part of Junior M.A.F.I.A. The singer released her debut solo album Hard Core, which was very well-received. The Notorious K.I.M. was one of her albums. La Bella Mafia The Naked Truth mixtape Ms. G.O.A.T. The list is long. A number of prestigious awards were given to her, including Grammys. She has worked with many other celebrities in the music industry like Christina Aguilera Young Jeezy French Montana Miley Cyrus Jadakiss Beyonce Yo Gotti and others. Since her beginnings as a teenager, she also pursued the career of a musician, she also began modeling assignments as well as working with various brands like MAC Brandy. She has been involved with a variety of charitable organizations, and took part in various fundraising events and tours in order to increase awareness of causes including HIV/AIDS and breast cancer, homelessness and violence against women.

Megan Anna Rapinoe is a Californian born July 5, 1985. The soccer abilities she developed were sharpened throughout her teenage years. She then attended her first University of Portland in Oregon with her fraternal twin sister Rachael Rapinoe. Megan Rapinoe played for her university's women's team and became one of the top scorer among female soccer players in the United States. But a sprain to her knee caused her to rest for a few seasons in her sophomore and junior years. When she was a senior, she returned to full-time soccer and began all of the matches in the year. In 2008, she earned her degree with a bachelor's degree in Sociology at University of Portland. University of Portland. Rapinoe was recruited for Chicago Illinois Red Stars. Chicago Illinois Red Stars in the new Women's Professional Soccer WPS. She played with the team until it disbanded at the closing of 2010. Rapinoe played for a few games playing for the Philadelphia Pennsylvania Independence before being transferred to the Boca Raton Florida MagicJack. She scored two goals and eight games to her credit which helped the magicJack earn the league's highest third place finish that year. MagicJack disbanded towards the end of 2011, while WPS was shut down in the beginning of 2012. Rapinoe was a part of Sydney Football Club FC in the Australian W-League for a couple games prior to her return to America. Her next club was the Seattle Washington Sounders Women. Then came she is with the Sound FC. Rapinoe lived in France for the 2013 soccer season. She joined Seattle Reign FC, now OL Reign in the National Women's Soccer League NWSL which was formed in the wake of the breakup of WPS. Rapinoe was soon a top player for the team, and eventually was named captain. Megan Rapinoe Linnea Linnea/Getty Images Sport Megan Rapinoe Linnea Linnea/Getty Images Sport Linnea Linnea/Getty Images Sport Rapinoe continued her competitive streak at a high level. She was a member of her country's U.S. Olympic soccer women team that competed at London England. Rapinoe was the captain of the U.S. Olympic Women's Soccer Team to gold in London, England. Rapinoe scored several game-winning assist or goals. She was a participant at the second Olympics in Rio de Janeiro Brazil in 2016. At Rio she was a part of the U.S. team was eliminated in the quarterfinals. Her participation at the FIFA Women's World Cup began in 2011. Her contributions helped in helping the U.S. team win consecutive Women's World Cup championships in the years 2015 and 2019. In 2018, Rapinoe was named cocaptain. Rapinoe was able to score two goals as United States beat Australia 4-3 in the bronze medal game at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Japan had been put off from participating in their participation in the Olympics until 2021 due to COVID-19, a pandemic.

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