Charissa Thompson and Chrissy Costanza

Charissa Thompson was born in Seattle, Washington on the 4th of May, 1982. She is known as a well-known and wealthy Sportscaster. ESPN analyst who was selected as co-host of SportsNation for 2012. She was also the co-host of ABC's Splash series with Joey Lawrence. Thompson grew growing up within Seattle Washington. As the youngest of her 3 siblings, Thompson knew that she wanted to be a broadcaster and was looking for from an early age. She attended Inglemoor High School at Kenmore Washington. Thompson relocated to California in order to go to a California Community college. Later, she transferred to University of California Santa Barbara. University of California Santa Barbara in 2004, where she earned the B.A. in Law and Society in 2004. Thompson states that, in spite of what Sports Illustrated said about her leaving Washington State in order to attend a community college in California and then transfer into UC Santa Barbara she never went to WSU. Thompson was a former sports broadcaster for Sports Illustrated, received an email offering to have her body painted as well as appear in the Swimsuit edition. Chrissy Costanza....................Chrissy Costanza is one of the most popular and richest Pop Singer who was born on August 23 1995 in New Jersey United States. She is the lead singer for the New York based pop rock group Against the Current who released the EP entitled Infinity in the year 2014. The group was first noted for their cover versions of famous performers on YouTube. The collaboration between She as well as Against the Current on the Good Time album cover with Owl City, Carly Rae Jepsen, Alex Goot really helped to grow their fame. on the cover of Good Time by Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen, which really helped to grow their popularity.

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