Audrey Puente and Auli I Cravalho

Audrey Puente is a US meteorologist and reporter who works at FOX WNYW, FOX's affiliate. WNYW. She is also present from 6 to 10 during the night. Apart from this she is also employed by Good Day New York as an assistant reporter. Previously, he worked as reporter on TV channels such as WCBS TV WNBC the WJCL channel WTGS. Also, she is the daughter of late American recording producer and singer Tito Puente. The father of her was the"King of Latin Music. Continue reading to learn more. Auli'I Cravalho.................Auli'i Cravalho is an American actress and singer. In 2016, she made her debut in voice acting, playing Moana as the principal character of the Disney film. Auli'i is from Oahu. She lives in Mililani together with her mother Puanani. She's a part of her school's Glee club and has always longed to become an actress.

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