Actor and comedian Bill Burr has drawn people's attention after this monologue based on the US presidential elections 2024 on Saturday Night Live. The comedian sarcastically asked female politicians to "wh*re it up a little" after Donald Trump's win. However, politics is not the only genre Burr has talked about in his sketches. He also includes his family in his comedies, especially his wife, Nia Renee Hill.
For the unversed, Nia Renee Hill is also an actor and writer. She is known for starring in Santa Clarita Diet on Netflix and HBO's Crashing. Renee Hill was also a part of the animated series F Is For Family, where she voiced the characters of Georgia Roosevelt and Nia Roosevelt. Besides acting, she has also founded the production house Tenderheaded Films.
Bill Burr and Nia Renee Hill got married in 2013, but they first met long before and dated for several years. Hill was not always an actor and worked as a talent coordinator on Chappelle's Show in 2003.
In 2004, Burr appeared on the show, but the two did not meet. They finally met when Burr guest-starred on the show Tough Crowd With Colin Quin in 2005. In a tweet, Nia revealed her first meeting with her husband.
They had a romantic beginning to their relationship and have been married for 11 years now. Nia often posts videos with Burr from their vacations and daily lives.
On their 11th wedding anniversary, she wrote, "Happy Anniversary Bestie."
What did Bill Burr say on SNL?
Bill Burr hosted the Saturday Night Live for the second time on November 9. In his monologue, he joked about the recently conducted US presidential elections and how Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris to be the next president.
During his monologue, he sarcastically joked about how the United States has never seen any female President. He said,
"All right ladies, you’re 0 and 2 against this guy, but you learn more from your losses than your wins."
Bill Burr further jokingly suggested some ways for the female presidents to win the election.
"So let’s get into the game tape: All right, ladies, enough with the pantsuit, OK? It’s not working; stop trying to have respect for yourselves. You don’t win the office on policy, you gotta whore it up a little bit. I’m not saying go full Hooters but find a happy medium between Applebee’s and your dad didn’t stick around."
"You all know how to get a free drink. And I know a lot of ugly women, feminists I mean, don’t want to hear this message, but just tease them a little bit. Make a farmer feel like he’s got a shot.”
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