Allison Stokke and Allison Speed Biography

When Stokke rose to fame and became a photographer, other photographers began to take part in the track and field competitions in which she took part as well as her fame on the internet continued to grow over the next few years. She continued to study and earned an athletic scholarship while studying sociology at the University of California, Berkeley Allison Rebecca Stokke Fowler is an American athlete and fitness model. The model was also a track and field pole vaulter and was well-known for breaking records in competitions from her school days all the way to her college years. Fowler and Stokke first became friends on social media, and their first public performance together took place during the Grand Prix of the Americas in Texas in April 2017. Fowler later revealed that it was he who contacted Stokke via social media. It's fair to say his bet paid off. When she was in 2004 in 2004 at Newport Harbor High School, she broke the pole-vaulting high school freshman American record with a leap of 3.86 meters. She broke her own record in the next year with the 4.11 meter vault. Stokke's fame was her winning the title of 15/16 United States title in pole-vaulting in the year 2004. She was at just 15 years old.

Speed began being with Lauren Scott, a Twitch-streamer In the year 2018, Speed began dating Lauren Scott, a Twitch-streamer. Lauren Speed Hamilton founded "The Speed Brand," an Atlanta business that supports artists in their digital marketing. The company also has a "Hanging with the Hamiltons" Hoodie line of merchandise. "

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