Angelina Spicer

Angelina Spicer epitomizes versatility, excelling as a stand-up comedian, writer, producer, actress, mother, and—most recently—an accidental activist. Her journey began after graduating cum laude from Howard University, which situated her to hone a unique brand of comedy that blends intelligence, audaciousness, and authenticity. Garnering an impressive following of over 700,000 people across diverse social-media platforms, Angelina’s original content has accumulated a staggering 100 million views in over 45 countries. She’s appeared on shows that are household staples, such as Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Ellen Show, and the Conan O’Brien Show, solidifying her status as a comedic powerhouse.

Angelina’s impact extends far beyond the realm of comedy. After suffering from severe postpartum depression (PPD), a new mission—to help other moms who too often suffer PPD in silence or shame get the help they need—inspired her work and comedy. Recognized by Vice President Kamala Harris and the Clinton Global Initiative, Angelina has become a champion of maternal mental health and reproductive rights, serving on the reproductive justice action network alongside Chelsea Clinton. Collaborating with organizations like the United Nations, the World Health Organization, and U.S. Embassies across three continents, Angelina has forged partnerships with an aim of centering the needs of moms, particularly moms who are otherwise marginalized and lack the resources to advocate for themselves.