Laura Bell Bundy and Mary Padian

Laura Ashley Bell Bundy, often referred to as LBB, is an American actor and singer. She has achieved great successes as an actress and performer due to her ability to act as well as storytelling, music and acting. The passion she has for her work and the determination are also a big factor in her success. Debuting at the age of nine, in the Radio City's Christmas Spectacular she has appeared in a number of crucial Broadway performances since. Her work has garnered her several nominations. In addition to her Broadway appearances she was also an actor on TV shows such as Angie Tribeca Idiot Sitter Royal Pains Cold Case. In addition to being an actor as well as a singer, she also sings. At the age of 14, she began writing songs. Her first band was founded at the age of 18. Country music is in her blood, and she has received high praise and rave reviews for her debut country single Giddy on Up and album Achin and Shakin. To push her creative boundaries, she created the company she owns, LBBTV. It was the result that became the web-series that became a hit, comedy Cooter County. Additionally, she makes time to be involved with charitable and social initiatives and serves as the spokesperson for the American Heart Association.

Mary Padian (born Mary Padian) is a famous American businesswoman, a reality TV personality and owner Mary's Finds', a reality TV show. Mary's Finds', an online shop. Mary is also known for her character on the reality series Storage Wars Texas. In many cases, she is referred to as the Junkyard Queen' or The Junkster' Mary is known for her antique collections sourced through estate sales and auctions as well as storage units. Following her graduation from the photojournalism program, she began her career at the famous Architectural Digest magazine under its director Paige Rense and eventually went on to begin her own section called 'Mary Finds'. Mary Finds'. The section featured videos that were shown on how to renovate and decorate your house. When she returned to Texas she set up a store under her same name that specialized in antiques. A&E Television producer noticed her when she was managing the antiques company and asked her to participate in Texas Storage War. This series ran for three seasons. Due to her popularity, she got cast in the first Storage Wars' fifth season. Storage Wars was a part of her life throughout subsequent seasons. She was on and off the reality show until the 12th season.