Nancy Wilson and Maisie Richardson

Nancy Wilson is a Grammy Award winner in jazz. Her birth date was February 20, 1937, in Chillicothe Ohio, to Olden Wilson who was a worker in an ironworks, and Lillian Ryan, a former domestic employee. Nancy was one of six children. The passion for music that her father had as well as the music he played in the family room were an enormous influence on Nancy at the age of a girl. When she was just four year old, she realized she would be a singer. She developed her talent through her participation in the choir at church. In high school when she started appearing often on Skyline Melodies. She was 15 when won the TV talent show. That same year, Nancy started to work at nightclubs. When she graduated from high school, aged 17 Nancy matriculated for one semester at the Ohio's Central State College now Central State University prior to going on to become a professional performer. Her debut album was released in 1956 by the Rusty Bryant's Carolyn Club Big Band. The group toured with her from 1956-1958. Nancy made her debut album on Dot Records during the time she spent in this band. Cannonball addederley recommended that she relocate into New York for her career after which she made the move to The Big Town. Adderley's Agent heard her at The Blue Morocco Night Club, Boston Road, The Bronx and she then signed her contract. Within a month after her arrival to New York, she was in the city. He signed a contract signing her with Capitol records in 1960 and she debuted the following year by releasing the single. Guess Who? Capitol Records issued five Nancy Wilson albums over a two-year period. The first was focused on R&B, but under Adderley's influence, she embraced jazz. Nancy Wilson's collaboration in 1962 with Cannonball Adderley propelled her to the top, and the year 1963 saw her scoring her first hit Tell Me the Truth. In the year following the release, she was being invited to New York's Coconut Grove - the top nightclub in America.

Maisie is a British television as well as film actor. She was best known for her performance as Chloe Winthrop on Netflix's The Kissing Booth. On ABC's Of Kings and Prophets she was the lead character Michal the daughter of Israel the King Saul. In addition, she has worked in several well-known TV programs, such as The Originals, Legends of Tomorrow, Group Chat with Annie & Jayden and many more. Maisie Richson-Sellers was born on March 2, 1992, in England (United Kingdom) is the daughter of Joy Richardson. Joy Richardson is her mother. She attended private school and graduated from Oxford University. She holds a bachelor's degree in Archaeology & Anthropology. Maisie began her career as an actress with the short film titled Our First World in the year 2012. In 2013, she played Ellie in a movie called Americano and Rum. She played a cameo as Korr Sella, on Short Wars: Forces Awakening in 2015. In the following year, she was cast in the role of Chloe Winthrop, in Netflix's own original film The Kissing booth Season 2/3.