Jersey Buzz: Kym Whitley talks ‘Two Funny Mamas’ podcast, upcoming New Jersey show
In Friday’s Buzz, Kym Whitley talked about her "Two Funny Mamas" podcast with Sherri Shepherd and their upcoming show in New Brunswick.
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May 12, 2023, 11:51 AM
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3h agoNews 12 New Jersey’s Carissa Lawson interviewed actress and comedian Kym Whitley ahead of her New Jersey show. Whitley talked about her "Two Funny Mamas" podcast with Sherri Shepherd, standup comedy, and their upcoming show in New Brunswick.
The comic dynamite duo will bring "Two Funny Mamas Live" to State Theatre in New Brunswick on May 19 at 8 p.m. For tickets and more information, visit stnj.org.
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