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Ireland

Chris O'Dowd

280K followers

Chris O'Dowd, born on October 9, 1979, is an Irish actor and comedian. He was born and raised in Boyle, County Roscommon, to Seán, a sign designer, and Denise, a counsellor and psychotherapist. His early life included playing Gaelic football, even representing Roscommon in the 1997 Connacht Minor Football Championship final. Having finished his education focusing on politics alongside sociology at University College Dublin (UCD), eighteen months were dedicated to training at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. This Irish performer embodies numerous positions, functioning as an actor, comedian, writer, director, plus executive producer. O’Dowd gained recognition for his role as Roy Trenneman in 'The IT Crowd' from 2006 to 2010. His comedic talents were further showcased through appearances in films like 'Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel' (2009), 'Gulliver's Travels' (2010), 'Bridesmaids' (2011), and 'Friends with Kids' (2011). He received an Irish Film & TV Award for 'Best Supporting Actor – Film' for his work in 'Bridesmaids'. He also won a Scottish BAFTA award for his role as Tommy O’Dwyer in the film 'Festival' (2005) and a Primetime Emmy Award for his performance in 'State of the Union'. He has appeared in other films including 'Dinner For Schmucks,' 'This is 40,' 'Thor: The Dark World,' 'St. Vincent,' and 'Cuban Fury', and had a recurring role on the series 'Girls' and appeared in Christopher Guest’s 'Family Tree'. A significant achievement in O’Dowd’s career is the creation and starring role in the TV series 'Moone Boy' (2012-2015), co-created with Nick Vincent Murphy. This series, which ran for three series on Sky One, earned him Irish Film and Television Award nominations and an Emmy Award. He executive produced all 18 episodes of 'Moone Boy', directed six episodes, and portrayed Seán Murphy. 'Moone Boy' also spawned a series of books written by O’Dowd and Murphy. He has his own production outfit called Hot Cod Productions and served as executive producer on the Sky series 'Small Town Big Story,' which he created, wrote three episodes of, directed, and starred in; Playground Entertainment and FilmNation co-produced this project. Currently, he is filming 'Slumberland' for Netflix and reuniting with Ted Melfi and Melissa McCarthy for 'The Starling', set for release on Netflix. He has also appeared in two shows on London’s West End including 'Constellations' (2021) and received a Drama Desk Award nomination, a Distinguished Performance Award, and a Theatre World Award for his performance in 'Of Mice and Men' (2014) on Broadway.

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Canada

Caroline Rhea

264K followers

Caroline Rhea, a performer with both Canadian and American citizenship, functions as an actress, voice artist, producer, stand-up comedian, and television host. Born in Westmount, Quebec, Canada on April 13, 1964, she's notably known for her role as Hilda Spellman within 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch', hosting duties for 'The Biggest Loser', and lending her voice to Linda Flynn-Fletcher in 'Phineas and Ferb'. Her parents were David Rhea, an obstetrician and gynecologist, and Margery Rhea, who was involved in healthcare and antiques. She has two sisters, Cynthia and Celia. Rhea pursued her education at The Study, Dalhousie University, and the University of Arizona. In 1986, she moved to New York City to pursue a comedy career, performing at clubs like Catch a Rising Star and The Comic Strip alongside future stars. She quickly gained recognition, appearing on MTV and Comedy Central before releasing three one-hour stand-up comedy specials for HBO, Showtime, and Bravo. She played Hilda Spellman in 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' from 1996 to 2003, and made a guest appearance in season 7. Her work also includes roles in films such as Meatballs III: Summer Job (1986), Man on the Moon (1999), and Christmas with the Kranks (2004). Throughout her career, Rhea has hosted several television programs. She hosted 'The Caroline Rhea Show' from 2002 to 2003 and 'The Biggest Loser' for its first three seasons. She also had a recurring role as Ilsa in The Suite Life of Zack & Cody from 2005 to 2006, and portrayed Judy Reynolds in the Disney Channel series 'Sydney to the Max' (2019-2021). Her voice acting credits include Linda Flynn-Fletcher in ‘Phineas and Ferb’ (2007-2015, and again in 2025), and various other roles. She has been a panelist on game shows like 'Hollywood Squares', 'Match Game', 'Funny You Should Ask', and 'Name That Tune'. Caroline Rhea is currently 60 years old and resides in Los Angeles with her daughter Ava, born in October 2008, from her relationship with Costaki Economopoulos which ended in 2010. She continues to tour comedy clubs worldwide, recently performing at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival and filming her seventh comedy special at the Sydney Opera House.

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Belgium

Charline Vanhoenacker

195K followers

Charline Vanhoenacker is a Belgian journalist, humorist, radio host, and producer. Born on December 31, 1977, in La Louvière, Belgium, she grew up in the region, an experience that significantly shaped her perspective, particularly concerning industrial decline. Her parents, Philippe Vanhoenacker and Linette Douillet (Line), were both teachers at a secondary school in La Louvière, and she attended the Athénée provincial de La Louvière for her secondary education. Vanhoenacker’s education began in 1994 with French literature studies at the Université libre de Bruxelles, following this by attaining a journalism degree from the École supérieure de journalisme de Paris. Her master's thesis, completed in 1999, focused on the language of humor in Philippe Geluck's comic strip 'Le Chat,' titled 'Language of Cat: Typological analysis of linguistic humorous mechanisms in Le Chat by Philippe Geluck.' She began her career as a freelance writer for Le Soir news magazine and later worked as a correspondent for RTBF in Paris, succeeding Istvan Felkaï in 2010. She gained prominence covering the 2012 French presidential election campaign for La Première and was invited by Daniel Schneidermann to chronicle it on Arrêt sur images. Since 2012, Vanhoenacker has been a columnist for France Inter, hosting and producing popular radio shows known for political satire and left-wing tendencies. She has appeared regularly on Comme on nous parle and co-hosted daily shows such as Le Septante-cinq minutes and 5/7. From 2014 to 2022, she contributed a weekly humorous segment to the 7/10 program. She produced and co-hosted Si tu écoutes, j'annule tout with Alex Vizorek, which surpassed Cyril Hanouna’s audience on Europe 1 in 2015-2016. Originally titled Par Jupiter! in 2017, the program was later rebranded as C'est encore nous! in 2022. Its daily average audience totaled 1.3 million listeners in 2020, which also marked the year it received the highest number of complaints to the CSA. She published 'Bonjour la France' in 2015 and 'Debout les damnés de l'Uber' in 2020. In 2023, she hosted a new show called Bistroscopie. She announced the end of Par Jupiter! on June 23, 2024, and was temporarily removed from her duties at the end of 2023 due to pressure and death threats related to a controversial sketch.

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Peru

Carlos Álvarez

186K followers

Carlos Gonsalo Álvarez Loayza, born January 7, 1964, in Lima, Peru, is a multifaceted entertainer and increasingly prominent figure in Peruvian politics. He began his career in television at the age of nineteen, appearing on Trampolín a la fama in 1983. Following this appearance, Tulio Loza offered him employment, marking the start of a long and varied journey through the world of Peruvian comedy. While studying law at the National Major of San Marcos University, Álvarez transitioned into hosting roles, most notably Las mil y una de Carlos Álvarez , which ran from 1989 to 1997. His early work demonstrates his commitment to the performing arts and a budding talent for impersonation. Álvarez is widely recognized for his comedic style, which heavily features parodies and impressions of Peruvian politicians. He has been associated with numerous comedy programs throughout his career, including Risas y Salsa , El Especial del Humor , and El Cártel del Humor . His collaborations with Tulio Loza and Jorge Benavides in projects like Los Inimitables further solidified his reputation as a skilled mimic and comedic performer. He also portrayed the character 'Popi' Olivera, known for battling corruption. His performances have included solo shows at the Teatro Canout, sometimes drawing inspiration from Las mil y una noches . He has received several awards for his work, including Luces Awards for Best Comedian in 2008 and Face of the Year in 2009; El Especial del Humor also earned a Luces Award for Best Comedy Show in 2008. Beyond comedy, Álvarez is also a television presenter, screenwriter, and has demonstrated an interest in political engagement. He hosted programs like Caiga quien caiga , Todo o nada , and El estelar del humor . In 2024, he joined the Country for All party (País para Todos) and expressed interest in running for president in 2025. He subsequently ran as a presidential candidate in the 2026 Peruvian general election. A February 2026 poll indicated that Álvarez held the highest approval rating among candidates, with 25.4% positive views. He does not identify with a specific political spectrum and some describe him as right-wing or far-right; he has publicly stated his belief that Peru should withdraw from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. His brother, Arturo Álvarez, is also a comedian, and they have appeared together in shows like Los Álvarez .

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Christine Morency, comedian from Canada – improv

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Jan 16, 2027 Canada

Christine Morency

160K followers

Based in Montreal, Christine Morency is a comedian and actor from Quebec. She aspired to perform comedy early in her life, receiving training in theatre and developing a passion for improvisation. Her career began with appearances at Zoofest in 2018, followed by participation in galas of ComediHa and Juste pour Rire. She first hosted 'Corde raide' on Z Télé on August 25, 2020. Morency’s comedy style involves conversational stand-up that turns personal experiences into jokes, often incorporating self-deprecating humor and spontaneity. She gained recognition at the Just for Laughs festival and has worked back-to-back morning radio shows, including at Énergie and Rouge FM. She co-hosts 'Complètement midi' with Pierre Hébert on Rouge FM, and previously with PiPi. In 2021, she co-hosted the documentary 'J’t’aime gros' on Vrai. She is also a collaborator on 'Véronique et les fantastiques,' although she recently announced her departure after several years, with her last appearance being during an announcement on the show. This decision was made weeks earlier and informed to Véronique Cloutier. Her best-known work includes the solo show "Grâce," which premiered in November 2022 and toured Quebec until June 2025, achieving Double Platine certification for over 200,000 tickets sold. The "Grâce" tour ran through 2025. In 2022, Morency was featured on television programs including "LOL: Qui rira le dernier?" which aired on Prime Video, as well as "Le maître du jeu" on Noovo. Reviews of her performances have been positive; for example, a show at L'Olympia in Montreal on February 14, 2023, received a rating of 5 out of 5, with Marc describing it as “straight to the point, hilarious, and with good interaction with the public.” She is scheduled to perform at Théâtre Manuvie in Brossard on January 16, 2027, and at L'Olympia in Montreal on February 10, 2027, February 11, 2027, and February 13, 2027. In 2025, she will host a new show, 'Une nuit avec Christine', on Illico, and in summer 2024, she hosted 'Le Grand Bien-Cuit' with Pierre Hébert at ComediHa. She is leaving 'Véronique et les fantastiques' to find a better balance and more time for herself.

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Italy

Claudio Colica

123K followers

Claudio Colica is an Italian actor, comedian, screenwriter, and YouTuber. Born in Rome on December 5, 1988, he holds a degree in communication sciences. His career began with his brother Fabrizio, forming the comedy duo 'Le Coliche' in 2014. They initially gained attention by creating short videos on social media, focusing on everyday topics, pop culture, and life in Rome. These videos soon went viral, expanding their recognition beyond the city. In 2014, he also appeared in the web series Vegan Chronicles and co-founded the YouTube channel 'Minimad' with Alessandro Meta. Colica’s comedic work extends beyond ‘Le Coliche’. He is a member of the comedic trio 'Nerd Bori' alongside Massimo Bulgarelli and Riccardo Cotumaccio, who recently published a comic book through Tora Edizioni in 2024. His acting credits include roles in Grosso guaio a Roma Sud (2017), where he played the lead role in the YouTube film, and supporting roles in Io e mio fratello (2022) and Mascarpone: The Rainbow Cake (2022). In 2016, he appeared in the TV series Vegan Chronicles . He and his brother Fabrizio participated in the reality show Pechino Express (Rai 2) in 2018, although they had to withdraw due to an injury affecting Fabrizio. Colica has achieved significant success with his role as Emilio Delle Fave. He first portrayed this character in the Netflix film Natale a tutti i costi (2022), and is reprising the role in The Price of Nonna's Inheritance (2024). In 2021, he and his brother Fabrizio published their autobiographical book, Come il mal di pancia , illustrated by Giacomo Bevilacqua. He married actress Neva Leoni in 2022. He also appears as a protagonist in the 2024 film 30 anni (di meno) . Colica has Tourette's syndrome, which is acknowledged as part of his identity.

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Sweden

Christine Meltzer

113K followers

Christine Meltzer, born December 4, 1974, in Viksjö, Stockholm County, is a Swedish television hostess, actress, and comedian. She is a popular Swedish profile, recognized as 'Sveriges roligaste kvinna' (Sweden’s funniest woman) for her contributions to comedy and acting. Her career began in 1997 hosting Lattjo Lajban with David Hellenius on TV4, marking her first program hosting role. Meltzer gained national recognition through appearances in the sketch series Hey Baberiba on TV4, which she co-created and starred in from 2005 to 2006 with Peter Magnusson and David Hellenius. The first episode was watched by 702,000 viewers. She is known for her celebrity impersonations, including those of Queen Silvia, Lena Philipsson, Pernilla Wahlgren, Tina Nordström, and Carola Häggkvist. Critics described her as a 'unique method actor-comedian' after appearing on Tack gode gud in 2007. She also hosted several other programs, including Singel , När och fjärran , and Popstars on Kanal 5. Throughout her career, Meltzer has hosted numerous significant events. She co-hosted Melodifestivalen in 2010 with Måns Zelmerlöv and Dolph Lundgren, and provided television commentary for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest. She subsequently hosted Inför Eurovision Song Contest in 2011. Since 2010, she has been the main host of Dansbandskampen on SVT. Her acting credits include appearances in Ett gott parti , Det sociala spelet , Sommaren med Göran , and a role as Ulla in The Producers at Chinateatern in Stockholm in 2008. In 2024, she starred in the SVT Christmas calendar 'Snödrömmar'. She has also voiced characters in the Swedish dubbing of Disney's Lilla kycklingen . Meltzer is married and has two children, Ida-Lova Lind and Ville.

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Dec 2, 2026 France

Constance

70.4K followers

Constance, known professionally as Constance, is a French comedian and humorist. Born Constance Pittard on August 3, 1985, in Vieux-Moulin, Oise, France, she grew up near Compiègne Forest. She began her performance journey at a young age, participating in amateur theatre troupes from around 2003 to 2007 and being involved in theater groups from age 10. Her formal training included studies at the Conservatoire d’Art Dramatique de Lille starting in 2003. She then left the conservatory to attend a one-man show school in Paris, where she studied at the École du One Man Show in 2007 under William Pasquiet. Pasquiet directed her first solo show, 'Je suis une princesse, bordel!', which premiered in 2007 and continued to be performed at the Théâtre Le Bout from 2008-2011, and then at the Comedy of Paris Theater for six months. She also frequently performed at café-theatres and appeared on 'On n'demande qu'à en rire' starting December 2, 2010, becoming a regular from March 1, 2011, often portraying neurotic female characters. Constance’s career has encompassed television appearances, documentary contributions, and radio work. On March 28, 2012, disagreements over the show's direction led to her leaving 'On n'demande qu'à en rire'. From 2011, she participated in documentaries by Pascal Forneri about French song, playing a silent role. Constance Angrand started hosting the short program 'Constance ou la gueule de l'emploi' on Téva in April 2014; also, starting November 7, 2017, she provided a column for France Inter’s 'Par Jupiter!'. In August 2018, she hosted a segment called 'Parlons balcon, parlons nichons,' briefly appearing topless to protest breastfeeding restrictions. She experienced burnout at the end of 2021 and paused her tour, returning to France Inter in November 2022 to discuss her experiences. She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder after undergoing psychiatric treatment. In 2024, she launched 'InConstance,' a show based on her experiences with depression and psychiatry, which has received positive reviews from critics. The show premiered at the Théâtre de l'Atelier in Paris in June 2025 and is currently touring throughout France.

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United Kingdom

Cariad Lloyd

66.4K followers

Cariad Lloyd is a British professional with diverse talents, including comedy, acting, writing, and podcasting. Born in North London in 1983, her family background includes a father who ran his own business and a mother who grew up in the East End of London. Her older brother is four years older than she is. Her parents were involved with the EST organisation and visited Findhorn, reflecting a certain openness to alternative philosophies. From a very young age, she felt drawn to performance; witnessing Lady Macbeth at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre at age 4 sparked a desire to act. The loss of her father to pancreatic cancer in April 1998, when she was fifteen, significantly impacted her life and occurred shortly before she took her GCSE exams. At the University of Sussex, Lloyd studied English literature and there, she encountered Sara Pascoe, with whom she subsequently worked as a tour guide. Following university, she briefly held a job at a call center, but was dismissed for impersonating accents. Her early comedy work included sketches on BBC Comedy Online, appearing in shows like Funtime, The Proposal, and Dirty Dancing, as well as television appearances in Cardinal Burns and Fit. In 2014, Lloyd created and starred in her own comedy pilot titled The Cariad Show. Since 2014, Lloyd's commitment to regional comedy is evident through her regular involvement with the BBC Radio Wales program Here Be Dragons. Cariad Lloyd’s career encompasses various comedic forms. She is a member of Austentatious, an improvisational comedy group that performs plays in the style of Jane Austen, often featuring full Regency costumes and live music; Austentatious won a Chortle Award in 2014. Receiving considerable recognition, the Griefcast podcast secured several awards, including Best Entertainment Podcast and Podcast of the Year at the British Podcast Awards, plus an ARIA Award for Best Podcast. Early in her career, Lloyd was recognized through a nomination for Best Newcomer at the Fosters Edinburgh Comedy Awards in 2011 for Lady Cariad's Characters, and she also secured the Edtwinge award that year. She has become a frequent guest on popular panel shows such as QI (appearing in 16 episodes as of October 2026), Have I Got News for You, Would I Lie to You?, The News Quiz, and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. Her performance credits include a role within the final season of Peep Show, and she was also featured as a guest on Sara Pascoe’s comedy series Out of Her Mind. In March 2021, Lloyd hosted the BBC Radio 4 program What Have We Learnt About Grief? Serving presently on the Wales team for Round Britain Quiz, Lloyd co-hosts ‘Sara & Cariad’s Weirdos Book Club’ alongside Sara Pascoe, aiming to cultivate a welcoming space for those who feel different. A contract for five books was finalized with Hachette Children's Group in November 2023, signaling a move into children's literature, while she remains engaged in joint ventures like ‘The Christmas Wish-tastrophe’.

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Sweden

Carl-Einar Häckner

64.2K followers

Carl-Einar Häckner, also known as Charlie or Charly Häckner, is a Swedish illusionist, actor, and comedian born on October 8, 1969, in Starrkärrs parish (Nol) within Älvsborgs län. He spent his childhood initially in Nol and later grew up in Gårdsten, a suburb of Gothenburg. His interest in magic began at the age of six after receiving a magic kit, inspired by his grandmother's ability to make a bottle cap disappear. He started performing publicly at age eleven, participating in a magic competition at Liseberg. Häckner’s early career involved mentorship from Max Milton, who influenced his artistic direction. He initially pursued economics in upper secondary school but left to focus on illusionism. Performing under the name 'Wic Mack,' he gained experience and won an ‘one-trick’ competition in Lidköping in 1986. His dedication to magic led to Nordic championships in table magic, including a victory at age thirteen and six consecutive wins during the 2010s. He has performed in Sweden and other countries. He has used Swedish, English, and German. Häckner’s work spans diverse platforms. He appeared in the film Petri tårar (1995) and played the lead role of 'Robert' in the TV series Herbert & Robert . Since 1996, he has been a fixture at Liseberg, performing annually in the summer variety shows which have attracted over a million viewers by 2019. His performances at Liseberg include illusions, magic, singing, music, tightrope walkers, and acrobats. He also participated in Jul Jul Jul (2000) and Släng dig i brunnen (1990). Notable international engagements include La Clique at the Roundhouse in London (2009/10) and appearances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2013. He has released four albums between 1995 and 2008, and written for publications like Göteborgs-Posten and Dagens Arbete. He was named 'Sweden's funniest man' by Aftonbladet in 1990 and received the Karl Gerhard Scholarship in 2011, the Karamelodiktstipendiet in 2013, and the Sten A Olssons kulturstipendium in 2018. Currently, he is touring Sweden with his show "Siluetter," which combines magic, humor, and songs, and has performances scheduled in Gothenburg throughout October and November of 2024.

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Spain

Carmen Lynch

61.3K followers

Carmen Lynch is a Hispanic-American comedian, actress, and writer who works in both English and Spanish. She is known for reaching the final rounds of NBC's Last Comic Standing twice, demonstrating her skill and appeal on a national stage. Lynch also achieved recognition as a finalist at the Laughing Skull Comedy Festival. She is good at more than stand-up; she wrote for the magazine MAD. Lynch's comedy style is characterized by its ability to connect with diverse audiences, performing in both English and Spanish. She has demonstrated this reach through numerous television appearances, including spots on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon , Conan , Inside Amy Schumer , The Late Show with David Letterman , The Late Show with Stephen Colbert , and @midnight . Her acting credits include roles in the television series The Good Wife and films such as Amira & Sam (2014), Carmen (2017), and Wanda Sykes Presents Herlarious (2013). She also co-created the web series Apt C3 . Lynch also entertained American soldiers stationed in Iraq and Kuwait, sharing her comedic talent with those serving overseas. Her 2017 comedy album and performance, titled 'Dance Like You Don't Need the Money,' marked a notable achievement in Lynch’s career. This work received high praise from The New York Times , which recommended it as one of five essentials that year. SiriusXM voted Dance Like You Don't Need the Money the number one comedy album of 2017. She continues to perform and create, leaving a body of work that includes television appearances, film roles, and acclaimed stand-up specials.

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Canada

Coco Belliveau

55.5K followers

Coco Belliveau is a multidisciplinary humorist hailing from Acadian New Brunswick. She identifies as Acadian and describes herself as a 'vigilante with a charming accent'. After graduating from the École nationale de l'humour in 2016, she began her career with appearances in shows like 'Le prochain Stand Up'. Her initial foray into solo performance came in 2017 with 'L’Étrange Vie de Coco Belliveau', followed by 'Laide' in 2018, which explored superficiality and included a weight loss journey. Subsequent shows include 'Bonne fête Coco Belliveau' (2019), 'Cococratie : la nouvelle ordre sociale' (2020), and 'Toxique' (2022), demonstrating a consistent evolution of her comedic voice. Belliveau’s comedy style involves unique storytelling and addresses taboo subjects with intelligence and tact, often combining raw and intelligent humor. She has been diagnosed with autism as an adult, and discusses her autism spectrum disorder (TSA) and social challenges in the '100 complexes' episode where she was interviewed. This diagnosis has informed her work, particularly in her co-hosted show Divergentes (2025) with Naadei Lyonnais, which explores the realities of neurodivergent women. Currently, she is touring Quebec with her show Cocologie , which incorporates humor, rap, and reflections with the goal of social change, and also explores her experiences as a pansexual artist, feminist, and advocate against fatphobia. She also tours Quebec with a 'Fleurir' show in a 30/30 format in 2024. Beyond stand-up, Coco Belliveau has expanded her presence in the Quebec cultural scene. She was a finalist on 'Big Brother Célébrités' in 2023 and 2025. She has appeared in Quebecois films and series such as 'Arsenault et fils', 'Libre dès maintenant', 'La maison bleue', and 'Hantée à l'automne 2026', and will appear in 'Zénith' (2026) and 'Les gérants d'estrades' (2026). In 2024, she co-hosts 'La soirée idéal.e' with Anne-Sarah Charbonneau, and hosts the podcast series 'On rit pareil!' (2026), exploring humor and connections between Quebec and Canadian Francophonie. She hosted the 'Juste pour Rire' gala in summer 2026 with Liliane Blanco-Binette. She will also appear in 'Rocamboulesque' on Crave in 2026. In 2024, she appeared in a video titled 'C’est quoi, l’autisme?' directed by Carmen Rachiteanu and edited by Cristelle Laflamme-Allard, with camera operation by Charles Dagenais, assistance from Anick Bolduc, editing by Félicia Latour, graphic design by Gabriel Ménard, and strategic content management by Estelle Roy (and previously Isabelle Turgeon). She advocates for finding freedom to be oneself.