About Tacarra Williams
Tacarra Williams was a television actor and comedian.
Tacarra Williams (born April 5, 1984) is an American comedian, actress, and television personality. She was the runner-up on the stand-up reality competition series Bring the Funny in 2019 and, , hosts the CW television series Totally Funny Kids.
Early life and career Tacarra Williams was born on April 5, 1984 in the Bronx and raised in the South Bronx in public housing. She has seven siblings—two older and five younger—one of whom, Tamika, is her twin. She was inspired to pursue stand-up comedy after a breakup, when she auditioned for a role in a series where the casting directors suggested she try it and scheduled her to perform for the first time in Harlem. She then moved to Los Angeles to look for opportunities as a comedian, where she worked as a life skills coach for inmates at prisons throughout Southern California.
Williams appeared in the Kevin Hart-hosted comedy special The Next Level in 2018 and as a guest star on the sitcom South Side in 2019, where she played Jalitha. Williams competed on the 2019 stand-up competition television series Bring the Funny, on which she was the runner-up. She then embarked on her national Life After Divorce stand-up tour in late 2019. Williams co-hosted the clip show television series So Dumb It's Criminal with Snoop Dogg, which ran in 2022. Renaldo Christopher, for BET, wrote that her comedy was "family-oriented yet edgy and realistic". Meghan Giannotta of amNewYork called her brand of comedy "mom comedy" and described it as "relatable" and "single-mom-friendly". 2022 So Dumb It's Criminal Co-host 2024 Totally Funny Kids Host
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