Yes, you would be correct! You would win the bet if you put your odds on Twyla. That’s because you probably recognized her in yet another fashion page of The Spectator. From straight hair to curly hair, business pants to sleek skirts, she can transform herself any way you want!

Despite being a statutory holiday, she loves what she does and it shows. Which is why Twyla was still filming yet another commercial…no, make that two! And working with Saul Judah, a brilliant pitchman from Los Angeles, made the set even more thrilling. So be sure to return back to find out the names of the commercials, OR, better yet, keep your eyes tuned to the TV and see if you can spot the blonde beauty!

It was an honour for Twyla. It truly was. On Thursday, February 25th, Twyla attended the Catholic Youth Organization’s 25th Dinner at the Hamilton Convention Centre . With over 1,000 supporters consuming the room, it was no wonder the reception was well received. Seated with Twyla were Stan Keyes (Canadian diplomat and former politician), Connie Smith (veteran TV news anchor previously at CHCH TV), among other well-respected community members.

It was a busy night for Twyla. First she was among the other celebrities at the Catholic Youth Organization at the Hamilton Convention Centre, then she had to politely excuse herself from the event to take a quick jaunt over to Hamilton Place Theatre. That’s where she was in stitches. Laughing that is. That’s because it was “Just For Laughs” very own Jeremy Hotz performing his stand-up comedy. Hotz is a Canadian actor and stand-up comedian, having appeared on Comedy Central Presents, the Just for Laughs comedy festival, the Late Show With David Letterman, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.