Beautiful pics of Alicia Ziegler feet and legs

Alicia Ziegler, an American actress, was born and grew up within Oxnard California. As a young girl the first TV appearance came in That 70's Show. Then later in ABC Family's hugely successful teenager drama Wildfire in the role of Laura Nichols. Ziegler earned an BFA in Film Production at Chapman University and was selected to intern with the William Morris Agency at the Cannes Film Festival. The student also took a trip abroad, and went to Spain, Bulgaria and Italy. Hawthorn University in California, known for its nutritional and health education and certification as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist by the International Sports Science Association is where Ziegler studied. Ziegler has also dedicated her time to Breast Cancer walks, and has served as a counsellor for young people at Camp Del Corazon - an organization devoted to children with heart problems. Ziegler keeps donating blood and platelets to the Children's Hospital frequently. As a television actress and bodybuilder Ziegler has participated in shows like Bones Castle Cold Case, Hawaii Five-0 and Hawaii Five-0. Dymatize sponsors her in her role as a sportsperson since the year 2015.

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