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Khia Lopez

Living place: California

Birthday: 29-8-2004 (20 years old)

Population of US 2004: 294 millions

Global rank: #8220

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Who is Model Khia Lopez?
Fashion model for The Weekend wardrobe and blogger for Were So Fancy who would also become an official model for Kidz Fashion. She is also very popular on the Musical app. ly with more than 530,000 fans.
She competed at the USA Spirit Cheer competition in 2015.

Young / Before famous

She developed a passion for dancing beyond modeling from a young age. She took up to 8 dance classes at the same time.

Family life info

She has brothers named Kash and Jett and a younger sister.

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Who is Boy (girl) friend/ wife (husband)/ darling Model Khia Lopez?
She posted photos to Instagram with her friends Trista Peszko.

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When was Model Khia Lopez born?
Khia Lopez birthday 29-8-2004 (at the age of 20).
Where is Model Khia Lopez's birth place, what is Zodiac/Chinese Zodiac?
Khia Lopez was born in California, . is a Model, whose Zodiac is Virgo, and who Chinese Zodiac is The Monkey. Khia Lopez's global rank is 8220 and whose rank is 186 in list of famous Model. Population of US in 2004 is about 294 millions persons.

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Events in 2004 and 29-8

Events in US in the birth year of Khia Lopez

Bush proposes ambitious space program that includes flights to the Moon, Mars, and beyond (Jan. 14).
John Kerry secures Democratic nomination after winning nine out of ten primaries and caucuses (March 2).
U.S. media release graphic photos of American soldiers abusing and sexually humiliating Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison. Images spark outrage around the world (April 30).
Gay marriages begin in Massachusetts, the first state in the country to legalize such unions (May 17).
Senate Intelligence Committee reports that intelligence on Iraq's weapons programs was "overstated" and flawed (July 5).
Sept. 11 commission harshly criticizes government’s handling of terrorist attacks (July 22).
Democratic National Convention in Boston nominates John Kerry for president (July 26–29).
Pentagon-sponsored Schlesinger report rejects idea that Abu Ghraib prison abuse was work of a few aberrant soldiers, and asserts there were "fundamental failures throughout all levels of command" (Aug. 24).
Republican Convention in New York renominates President Bush (Aug. 30–Sept. 2).
Florida hit by hurricanes Bonnie (Aug. 12) and Charley (Aug. 13).
U.S.’s final report on Iraq’s weapons finds no WMDs (Sept. 16).
Congress extends tax cuts due to expire at the end of 2005 (Sept. 23).
Hurricane Ivan ravages U.S. south (Sept. 15). Hurricane Jeanne hits Florida (Sept. 26).
George W. Bush is reelected president, defeats John Kerry (Nov. 2).

Birthday Khia Lopez (29-8) in history

Day 29-8 year 1533: Atahualpa, the last king of the Incas, was ruthlessly murdered by Francisco Pizarro.
Day 29-8 year 1786: The day of the Shays Rebellion, a Massachusetts peasant uprising against the state government.
Day 29-8 year 1842: The Treaty of Nanking was signed, ending the Opium Wars and ceding the island of Hong Kong to Britain.
Day 29-8 year 1877: Brigham Young died in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Day 29-8 year 1949: The U.S.S.R. tested their first atomic bomb.
Day 29-8 year 1957: Strom Thurmond ended the longest filibuster in U.S. Senate history. He spoke for more than 24 hours against a civil rights bill; the bill passed.
Day 29-8 year 1966: The Beatles played their last major live concert at Candlestick Park, California.
Day 29-8 year 1991: The Supreme Soviet, the parliament of the U.S.S.R., suspended all activities of the Communist Party, bringing an end to the institution.
Day 29-8 year 2005: Hurricane Katrina slammed into the U.S. Gulf Coast, destroying beachfront towns in Mississippi and Louisiana, displacing a million people, and killing more than 1,000.