Ellie and Ainsley

Elizabeth Claire Ellie Kemper, born May 2nd 1980 in the US, is an American actor and comedian. Kemper is most famous for her character roles in Erin Hannon in the NBC series The Office and Kimmy Schmidt in the NBC comedy Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Also, she is known for her roles as a supporting actress in the films Bridesmaids and 21 Jump Street. Ellie Kemper is an American actor who is well-known for her comedic performances in the TV show The Office and the comedy film Bridesmaids. Her most recent appearance on the film Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt in which she takes on the role of Kimmy Schmidt, has brought her much notoriety and recognition. Kemper began her acting career as an actress in the Comedy Mystery Team, a 2009 film. Kemper had made appearances as a guest on TV. The film was The Office, Kemper's first big television appearance. The role was that of the support of a charming receptionist. This role gained her considerable acclaim. She continued to work with the series until it ended in 2013. Ainsley Earhardt..............Ainsley Earhardt is a popular American television personality currently working as a conservative political commentator at Fox News. She has become well known as the host for Fox & Friends - Donald Trump's most-loved morning program. Ainsley Across America is her segment on Hannity. Fox's All-American Christmas Eve, America's News Headquarters and Fox and Friends Weekend are among the other shows hosted by Fox Network. Greg Gutfeld's Red Eye was a late-night Fox News satirical chat show with panelists who discussed politics, entertainment as well as business. Earhardt was born with a propensity to take the lead. Therefore, it is not a surprise that Earhardt won the highly sought-after Caroliniana Creed Award, for her clear thinking and leadership skills.

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