chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. When Choi moved to Paris, she started working on her company Sushi Daily with Yamamoto-San. She then founded Japanese snacks and food brand Kelly Loves. In 2010, Choi founded Asian-inspired food company KellyDeli. Currently, the company has six brands: Sushi Daily, Korma Kitchen, Bam’bu, Kelly Loves, BamTuk and TukTuk. Due to Choi's child experience losing two siblings through hunger, KellyDeli started raising funds in 2020 to support Action Against Hunger, an international organization that fights child hunger and malnutrition. KellyDeli helped to save the lives of more than 10,000 children in India. See also Koreans in New York City New Yorkers in journalism References External links 1976 births Living people People from Seoul People from Virginia People from New York City American female models College of William & Mary alumni South Korean emigrants to the United States South Korean female models South Korean women journalists American women journalists South Korean television personalities VJs (media personalities) American television journalists Participants in American reality television series Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism alumni