Amber Ruffin Kicks Down The Door To The Late Night Club With Her Own Show
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essence.comLate Night with Seth Meyers, where she was the first Black woman to write for a late-night network talk show. On September 25, Ruffin steps into another first as she becomes the first Black woman to launch a talk show, The Amber Ruffin Show, on the new streaming service, Peacock. (The show will be paired in Peacock’s late-night block alongside Larry Wilmore’s talker WILMORE.)Ruffin, who’s lent her Emmy and Writer’s Guild of America award nominee writing skills to A Black Lady Sketch Show, says her audience will hear some good jokes but she won’t shy away from the seriousness of the times. “I’m going to get mad and I’m going to yell about some garbage.
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