Ashley Ortega and Asha Rangappa

Ashley Ortega (born 26 December in San Fernando La Union, Philippines) is a Filipino actor from the Philippines. Ashley Ortega is a Filipino actor. The father of her is Spanish and Filipino. The actress began appearing on TV when she was 12 years old when she began doing ads on the GMA Network and then eventually became an actor. Additionally, she is a professional skater. Since she started to compete in the age of four Ashley has competed around the world in countries like Thailand and Malaysia. Ashley began her YouTube channel shortly after she left Southern California. She posted her first video alongside her former boyfriend Nathan Boucaud who is also a YouTuber. The video discussed the time Ashley lost 500 dollars to Nathan Boucaud on a bet. Following that, Nathan and Ashley appeared together in almost all her videos. They appeared in a variety of videos together when they relocated from Washington and began packing and choosing furniture for the new house. Renuka Asha Rangeappa, a famous American lawyer, and ex- FBI agent, is now a senior lecturer and an expert on the Yale University's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. The actress also has appearances on MSNBC as well as CNN. She was the Associate Dean at Yale Law School. She is now a lecturer for Yale's Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. Asha Rangappa, former deputy dean of Yale Law School and assistant Dean of the Jackson School of Global Affairs at Yale University is a senior lecturer, and a specialist in global affairs. Asha's previous position was as a Special Investigator in the New York Division in which she was specialized in counterintelligence investigations. In her role, she assessed the threats to national defense and performed classified investigations about possible foreign nationals. Asha studied techniques for electronic surveillance in addition to interviewing interrogation, firearms and other questions. Asha was alumna of cum laude in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and was granted the Fulbright scholarship to pursue constitutional reforms at Bogota Colombia. She received her law degree from Yale Law School. There, she was the Coker Fellow for Constitutional Law. In addition to that, she served as a clerk in the Office of Judge Juan R. Torruella of U.S. Court of Appeals First Circuit San Juan Puerto Rico. She has been admitted to the State Bar of New York (2003) and Connecticut (2003). Asha has written op-eds for The New York Times The Wall Street Journal as well as The Washington Post among others and is presently a legal editor to ABC News. Asha is a board member of Just Security, and she's an Council of Foreign Relations member.