Trevor Noah
Comedian and host of The Daily Show
Born
February 20th, 1984
41 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
South Africa
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A South African comedian and television host, gained prominence as the host of 'The Daily Show' on Comedy Central. Initially, worked as a stand-up comedian and garnered a following in South Africa. Authored the memoir 'Born a Crime,' detailing experiences growing up during apartheid. The book received critical acclaim for its humor and poignancy, further establishing a reputation as a storyteller. Expanded into acting, appearing in films like 'Black Panther'.
Hosted The Daily Show
Authored the memoir Born a Crime
Appeared in Black Panther
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