Karla Monroig
Karla Monroig (; born March 5, 1979 in Guayama, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican actress, model and television host. Early years. Karla Monroig was born in Guayama, Puerto Rico, located on the southern coastal valley region of the island of Puerto Rico. Her father is of Catalan ancestry; her mother, is of Irish ancestry. She went to High school in a private school named ACADEMIA SAN ANTONIO located in her town. She went to college at the "Universidad del Sagrado Corazón" in Santurce, Puerto Rico, and has a college degree in Communications. In 1995, at the early age  of 14, she was the first runner up, of Miss Borinquen Teenage pageant, and she was awarded with the Culture Award. In 1996, Monroig's interest in becoming a model arose, and she started taking modeling lessons in the Refine Institution of Modeling. She participated in the contest "Cara de Imagen", (Face of Imagen Magazine), and was the first runner up once more. Professional model. Immediately, her professional career as a model stirred up. She posed for the covers of several well-known Puerto Rican magazines such as: "Buena Vida" ("Good Life"), in 14 consecutive issues, "Agenda de Novias" ("Bride 's Agenda"), and in ""Imagen"" (Image), in diverse editions. She's also written editorial articles about beauty and modeling in various paperback periodic publications, such as "Tiempos" ("Times"), stating her opinions and giving her perspectives about the subject. New scope. In the year 2000, her incursions in new territories started broadening her horizons, as she becomes a news reporter, in the entertainment category, in the television talk show, "Anda Pa'l Cará", ("Gee Whiz"), broadcast by Univision, Puerto Rico. As the year came about, she hosted a reality show with Hector Marcano, called "Buscados" ("Most Wanted"). In 2001, she hosted another  television current issues show called: "E-ritmo T.V." ("E-rhythm T.V."), in which she interviewed international celebrities, such as Alejandro Sanz, and Chayanne, among others. Also she was the co-host of the variety show "Caliente" ("Hot"), in Mexico, broadcast by Televisa.