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Sometimes a glittering career hides many of the most tragic stories. Lolo Jones, winner of both the USA championships and the World Champion in hurdles is able to reach her present position with a lot struggle and an immense amount of perseverance. Jones was the sole member of a family with five children as well as grew up in a very poor environment. Her mother lived along the road and even within the basement of the local church at times. A life of constant movement led Jones to change schools and attend the same school each year up until her first day of in high school. Jones was separated from her family at Theodore Roosevelt for the purpose of competing in track and field events. Jones lived in four distinct homes during her time in high school, so she could complete her studies in one location. Jones was a cellist with the school's orchestra and recipient of the Gatorade Iowa track and field athlete of the year award won her the Gatorade Iowa Athlete Award at the close of high school. As she began college, Jones proved to be one of the top hurdlers. In 2002, she was the champion of the 100-meter hurdles during the NCAA Track & Field Championship. Also, she was a part of the team that won the 100-meter relay. Jones was the winner of the NCAA Indoor Hurdles event in the years 2003 and 2004. Jones started her career when she graduated in 2005. her bachelor's degree. She started training for a career in track. The same year she also was the winner of the Torino Memorial Event, while in 2026, she won the Ostrava Track event as well as Heusden.

Brandt moved to Auckland, New Zealand from Cape Town South Africa in late in her adolescence. Brandt was discovered locally by casting directors and landed the part of Naevia on the Starz hit show Spartacus Blood and Sand and Spartacus Gods of the Arena. Produced by Steven S. D Knight and Sam Raimi she captivated audiences through her performances and became an one of the series' biggest stars. Mazikeen is a DC Comics/Vertigo character that she portrayed in Netflix's hit program Lucifer. The series lasted more than six years. Forbes acknowledged Lucifer in 2021 as the show which had the largest amount of viewers who binge watched. Brandt is set to next be seen alongside Andrew Lincoln, Danai Guarira and other Walking Dead cast members in the six-episode Walking Dead spinoff that airs in 2020. She is also starring opposite Jason Ritter Anthony Carrigan and Chris Meloni in the adult animated comedy Captain Fall which airs July 2023 on Netflix. Lesley Ann Brandt was born on the 2nd of December, the 2nd of December 1981 at Cape Town South Africa. She's a very talented New Zealand actor. Lesley Brandt and her family moved to Auckland, New Zealand in 1999. In Auckland Brandt's first job, she was an agent for sales, and later was made an IT expert. Lesley has appeared in several commercial ads after several modelling projects. She graduated in 2008 from her studies and enrolled in Meisner techniques for studying. Lesley Brandt's first notable performance was in the TV drama series Diplomatic Immunity, which aired in New Zealand. Lesley Brandt made a guest appearance on New Zealand's TV drama Shortland Street in the role of a second actor. In the sequel to this sci-fi series This Is Not My Life she played the city of Waimoana. Lesley Brandt was cast in the Television series Spartacus: Blood and Sand as Naevia who was a young hostage, and was later featured in the Spartacus: Gods of the Arena miniseries.