Beautiful pics of Helene Fischer and Claudia Wells feet & legs

The implication of Katy Perry edging out Taylor Swift as Forbes' highest-paid female artist of 2018 could please fans of low-grade, pop-battle. There are some potential candidates further down Forbes' top 10. Helene Fisher ranks at no. 8, just beneath Rihanna but ahead of Celine and Britney. Who? A snarky German-Russian star evidently keen to retain her all-woman charm for just only one thing. In the many interviews she has given she only mentions she enjoys butter made by artisanal. Her lover, was a German television actor was amazed to see her tattooed image across his arm. Fischer 34 has been called the mainstay for Germany's Schlager scene. Her music is flexible and can be found to go in two direction. The first is a bop style bierhalle that sings of boozebabes, or the Bundesrepublik. Fischer is the one who is the embodiment of this, an obedient woman with a heart that skips and whose breathing stops when she thinks about the ways her husband is playing the female vulnerability in order to inspire his instincts to protect. Schlager came to its traditional themes to counter the licentious western pop that infiltrated Germany in the aftermath of war. The reason for this is its popularity with Baby Boomers as well as beyond. Fischer hosts a Schlager Christmas Special each year, a cloying All-Star revue that rivals channel 4's Club X. Schlager has the relaxed, down to earth vibe of country music, and Fischer added a fresh radical synth-pop style like Fischer was German Taylor Swift. Swifts progression into pop music has made her trendy. It's impossible to overstate the absence of appreciation from critics for Fischers worst songs.

Claudia Wells (born in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia) was raised in San Francisco CA. Wells rose to fame in 1985, as Jennifer Parker Marty McFly's girl companion, appearing in the movie Back to the Future. Wells was also a co-star as a co-star in Stop the Madness, a music video that warned against the use of drugs, which was produced by the Reagan Administration that featured prominent actors, musicians, and athletes. After that, Wells appeared in the film Babies Having Babies. And she played the leading role for the role of the lead in Fast Times a television adaption of 1982's Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Claudia enjoyed a successful professional career, and was a rising star in the Hollywood scene. When her mother was diagnosed with cancer, Claudia took a break. That tragic experience spurred her toward taking an active role in charities the most recent of which is called KidsInTheSpotlight.org. Claudia has over fifty credits for film TV and the theater. Her real career path is still to be determined when she hopes to take on difficult, challenging and gritty parts. Claudia Wells is the owner of her own boutique of fine clothes for males, Armani Wells. Visit her website to learn more.