Pics of Amanda Palmer and Amanda Pays

Amanda MacKinnon Gaiman Palmer, born April 30 1976, is an American musician, singer, and performance artist. She is the singer, pianist, as well as lyricist in the duo The Dresden Dolls. Amanda Palmer has achieved international recognition as a novelist and musician, community leader, pianist, ukulele player as well as a feminist and the best-selling author. Palmer embraces the traditional structures of art and music and exploding these structures. Neil Gaiman's fourth son was his first baby to Amanda Palmer, the second spouse of the filmmaker and author Neil Gaiman. Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman are welcoming what may be the most amazing child ever. The singer Palmer welcomed his child Anthony in the month of September. Amanda Palmer, born on April 30, 1976, in Lexington Massachusetts USA. She's a composer, producer and singer-songwriter, best known for Happy! Nina Forever (2017), and How I Live Now (2013). And they lie together. The two aren't romantically involved. Palmer declares in a flirty manner: "It's rock love." The actress is currently living in Los Angeles and taking a break from a photograph shoot that is likely to be another extravagant theatrical event if the past photos are anything to go by. Amanda's name was first mentioned in a birth certificate of an English citizen in Warwickshire about 1212. The name began to become more popular after five centuries, due to playwrights. Amanda gradually became popular among American parents from in the 1930s to the 1960s. Her name was in the top 200 baby names. Amanda Pays is a British actress. She is famous for her performances as Theora Jones on the movie and TV series Max Headroom and as Christina Tina McGee in The Flash as well as her return in the series of the same name. Bernsen is a Christian who's been on an extensive journey through his spirituality, began following the passing of father. After his father's demise and his father's death, Bernsen began an adventure towards Christianity. "I was filming from Canada and was sitting in his grave with his ashes Bernsen stated. "I made a film at the Canadian border, seated with his ashes Bernsen said.