Beautiful pics of Sarah Huckabee and Pallavi Sharda feet & legs

Sarah Elizabeth Huckabee Sanders works as a political assistant the US. She is currently US president's deputy Press Secretary. She also holds the position of Assistant to the President. Her career began with politics in 2002 when she was the Arkansas gubernatorial campaign coordinator for Mike Huckabee. Over the years she grew into an important political assistant for different political figures. Following her time as the Ohio Field Director during the George W. Bush presidential campaign, she went on to assume the national political director role during her fathers' campaign in 2008. She was also Tim Pawlenty's advisor during his presidential run in 2012. She was also the campaign manager for John Boozman in his race to be a member of the US Senate from Arkansas. She was also the manager of the 2016 campaign of her father's campaign for the presidency. In the aftermath she was named the Senior Advisor for Trump's Presidential Campaign. She was a founder of the general consultation company Second Street Strategies in Little Rock Arkansas.

Pallavi Sharda is an Indian classical dancer and actress in international films & theaters. Tom Dey directed the Netflix romantic drama Wedding Season. Pallavis Hollywood qualifications are Tom & Jerry Oscar Nominated Film Lion. Pallavi's UK experience includes prominent roles in Gurinder Chadhas historical drama Beecham House. Pallavi was the main character in the Australian version of Retrograde comedy, for which she was awarded Most Outstanding Comedy in 2021 Equity Awards. Other Australian roles include . Pallavi is the recipient of her Rising Star Award by Casting Guild of Australia. Begum Jaan Hawaizaada is one of her Bollywood films. Pallavis's performing arts repertoire comprises a large amount of Bharatha natyam dance, particularly the free-form fusion style that she employs in her shows. Pallavi was the first Australian actress to go on to become big in Bollywood. Also, she was a pioneer of multi-cultural representation within Australian media. She is the first Indian born actress to lead for Australian media, including film and TV.