Angelica

Angelica Panganiban (born Angelica Panganiban) is an Filipino American actress, model television host and comic. Panganiban, who has been called "the new queen of drama" in a number of news sources within the Philippines, is one of the most popular and well-known actors. Despite the fact that angelica root is the only root used, A.archangelica herb medicine and supplements products often contain all parts of the plant such as fruits, seeds, and/or flowers. Sinensis is typically made by removing the roots from the plant. Angelica sang Rise Up by Andra day in 2017 for season 12 America's Got Talent. She made it to the finals after a successful audition round. Angelica got a gold buzzer from host judge Chris Hardwick in the Judge Cuts Round after performing Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys. This sent her straight into live shows. Live performances saw her perform Clarity, by Zedd, in the semi-finals. and Without You and And Without You from David Guetta during the semifinals. Angelica made it to the finals in which she sang Symphony from Clean Bandit. The results show finale was her performance. she sang Stronger alongside Kelly Clarkson with Kechi Ohwuchi. The youngest contestant ever to compete on the show and second in the show's history, she placed 2nd. The year 2012 was the year that Angelica Hale was just 4 years old, she fell sick with a double pneumonia attributed to a serious strep bacterial infection. She desperately needed urgent medical attention and was placed on ECMO life support at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. She went septic and experienced several organ failures, including her kidneys which did not recover. She was forced to adapt her life around hemodialysis, then the peritoneal dialysate. Her return home was finally made after 80 days of hospitalization, after a time when she was near death to her long journey back to good health. Her life had been forever changed. After a year and a half of dialysis, Angelica was able to undergo the largest surgery in her life: a kidney transplant. Her mother was the sole one who could donate the kidney. Angelica and mom had a successful kidney surgery on September 13, 2013. The surgery was performed at Emory University Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston, two hospitals that are located next to each other. Angelica Hale, a young Atlantan girl who always thought of becoming an actor and a singer, is still pursuing that goal.