Kristen Welker and Kristen Stewart

Walker was a born in 1976 at Philadelphia Pennsylvania, United States of America. Walker is a native American born with African American roots. Her parents are Harvey Welker who is Native American and Julie Welker who is African-American. She is the daughter of an indigenous father and an African-American mom. Walker was educated through the Germantown Friends School (Germantown Region) in Philadelphia, graduating in 1994. When she graduated of Harvard College in 1998, she attended Harvard College and earned her Bachelor of Arts. Welker is since the age of 20 to John Hughes who is a prominent marketing director for Merck Philadelphia. They are parents to two kids. They began being involved in an affair. John Her husband, who is four years younger than her. Because their relationship was so successful, they decided to move on to the next stage. They married each other on the 4th of March 2017. Philadelphia Pennsylvania hosted their wedding. They had an enormous wedding at The Hyatt hotel. Only family and close friends were invited. The event was attended by around 300 people. Kristen Stewart.................Kristen Stewart is a famous Hollywood actor best-known for her role as Bella Swan in the blockbuster Twilight series which was inspired by Stephenie Meyer's novel series of the same name. Though her character was boring and lifeless, she managed to attract a large audience of fans who fell in love with the vampire/human romance. Kristen Stewart has been compared to the very opposite character from the film. She loves humor, glamor and is enjoying a profession that's fast-paced. Once the Twilight finale was announced the projects that were prior to being snubbed began to gain attention in importance. At a very young age her amazing acting skills have inspired many girls, older and younger. A talent scout discovered her and she began to make an impact with non-verbal performances. Her acting career started after she was discovered by a talent scout. Despite landing a small role in the film series The Thirteenth Year, her presence was felt with soaring non-verbal performances.