Fortune Feimster

Fortune Feimster is a stand-up comedian, writer, voice-actor and actor known for relatable humor, Southern charm, and fearless comedic style.

Feimster’s career took off as she began performing stand-up comedy and eventually headlining her own tours. Her unique brand of humor often revolves around her personal life, covering topics such as growing up in the South, body image, and coming out as a lesbian. Her stand-up specials include "Good Fortune" and "Sweet & Salty."

Feimster has appeared in a number of television shows such as "The Mindy Project," "Champions," and "Kenan," as well as voice acting in animated shows like "Q-Force" and "The Simpsons." She has also been featured in films such as "Office Christmas Party" and "Father of the Year."

Offstage, Feimster has become a beloved figure for her openness about her personal life, particularly her relationship with her wife, Jacquelyn Smith, whom she married in 2020. Feimster continues to be an advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility and equality, using her platform to spread joy and laughter while addressing important social issues.

Born in Charlotte, North Carolina, Feimster first gained national attention as a contestant on "Last Comic Standing" in 2010. She later became a writer and panelist on the popular late-night show "Chelsea Lately" with Chelsea Handler, where she solidified her presence in the comedy world.