Breeana Danielle Essrig

 Breeana Danielle Essrig is an American actress. Born April 21, 1990, she is a writer, host, and comedian. SourceFed launched Essrig as a host in the year 2015. She was later promoted to star in #whatshappening's daily Twitter series in the year 2017. Essrig was the first to publicly identify herself as bisexual in 2013 in the show The Rubin Report. Since then, she's been a vocal advocate for bullying as well as other forms of sexual assault like bi-erasure, body shame, and body humiliation. Essrig was co-host of The Young Turks news and pop culture channel PopTrigger from 2012 to 2015 and a writer/host on SourceFed from 2015-2017. She has also appeared as an guest host on various websites. Elizabeth Banks' humor website WhoHaha featured her. Essrig was nominated for the Shorty Award in 2017 for Best Comedian. She has been a guest host, commentator and host at festivals and conventions. She was a guest on BlackBoxTV Presents and was in Shane Dawson's music video "Superluv" in 2012.





 



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