About Ivy Wolk
Born 2004. Ivy Wolk is an American actor and comedian.
Ivy Carol Wolk (born August 24, 2004) is an American actress, comedian and writer. She is known for her roles as Tellulah on the Freeform series Everything's Gonna Be Okay, as Crystal in Anora (2024) and Diana in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (2025) and stars in the television adaptation of The Shards directed by Ryan Murphy. She is also known online for her provocative social media presence on TikTok and Twitter.
Early life Ivy Wolk was born on August 24, 2004, and raised in Los Angeles. Her mother is a landscape architect and her father works in standards and practices for Jimmy Kimmel Live!. As a child, she was a member of the Los Angeles Derby Dolls, a roller derby league. At the age of 13, she began posting comedic videos on TikTok under the handle @fathoodbitch and gained more than 200,000 followers.
Career Wolk had her first professional onscreen role as Tellulah, a drama-starting high schooler and frenemy to main character Genevieve, played by Maeve Press, on the first season of the Freeform comedy television series Everything's Gonna Be Okay, which aired in 2020. She deactivated her first TikTok account soon after booking the role in 2019 at the request of Freeform executives.
Entertainment Weeklys Alamin Yohannes called her a standout among the show's recurring characters. She did not return for its second season. She later rejoined TikTok under the username @lives_in_a_society during the COVID-19 pandemic and gained a following for her provocative persona. After tweets of hers were shared online and garnered controversy, she soon deleted her TikTok account. While finishing high school, she played a small role in Judd Apatow's 2022 film The Bubble. In the film, she played Crystal, a teenage candy shop employee whose friend, Vanya (played by Mark Eidelstein), hires a sex worker, Anora (played by Mikey Madison), to be his girlfriend. Wolk had direct messaged the film's director, Sean Baker, on Instagram while in high school after attending a screening of his film Red Rocket; she said Baker was drawn to her "weird internet presence" and invited her to audition. Anora won the Palme d'Or on its premiere at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. Wolk appeared later that year in the ensemble cast of the FX television series English Teacher as Chelsea, a sardonic high school student and best friend to Kayla, played by Romy Mars. Michael Cuby of Them praised Wolk as "a more-than-welcome screen presence" in the series. Also that year, she had a supporting role in Eugene Kotlyarenko's comedy film The Code as Colette. Wolk moved to Brooklyn after appearing in Anora and began performing stand-up comedy in New York.
Wolk appeared in Mary Bronstein's film If I Had Legs I'd Kick You and Jonah Hill's film Outcome.
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Wolk became known for her presence on Twitter, where her tweets have routinely garnered controversy, and is associated with the Dimes Square group. She has listed Courtney Love, Amy Winehouse, and Sandra Bernhard as her biggest inspirations. Friendship Jen Peyser
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You Diana
Outcome Sammy Roommates Auguste Post-production Television Year Title Role Notes 2020 Everything's Gonna Be Okay Tellulah 6 episodes 2024–2025 English Teacher Chelsea 4 episodes 2026 Deli Boys Seven Sugar 2 episodes The Shards Rhonda 5 episodes
Podcasts Year Title Position Notes 2026 Struggle Bus Co-host
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American actress and comedian
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