Beautiful pics of Alicia Ziegler feet and legs

Alicia Ziegler (born in Oxnard California) is an American actor. Ziegler was raised within Los Angeles' suburbs. In her early years her first TV appearance came in That 70's Show. Then after that, she was on ABC's hugely successful teenager drama Wildfire in the role of Laura Nichols. Ziegler has graduated from Chapman University with a BFA Film Production. She was also selected as an intern for the William Morris Agency, at Cannes Film Festival. She also studied abroad and visited Spain, Bulgaria as well as Italy. An athlete devoted to fitness and health, she studied at the internationally famous Hawthorn University completing her MS in Health and Nutrition Education and her Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist certification through the International Sports Science Association. Ziegler has volunteered for Breast Cancer walks, as well as Camp Del Corazon. This organization helps children who have heart diseases. Ziegler donates blood and platelets regularly to Children's Hospital. TV actress and bodybuilder She has appeared in Bones Castle Cold Case Hawaii Five-0. Dymatize started sponsoring her in 2015.

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