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sold her longtime Bel Air estate last year for $10.5M, she spent the majority of 2021 in an $18,000-per-month rental in the same neighborhood, The Post has learned. It was while living in this home when she rekindled her relationship with fellow comedian Jo Koy. The two have been linked romantically since last July. With 3,300 square feet of living space, the Zen-themed property features five bedrooms and four baths. The listing describes the residence as a “rustic modern architectural home” with a harmonious indoor-outdoor flow. Situated on more than half an acre of park-like grounds, the gated estate features a separate casita alongside the main house, as well as a courtyard. The interior boasts an open floor plan with high-pitched ceilings and wood-burning fireplaces throughout. Mature oak trees surround it on the outside.

Black & Blue, Dobbins jokes about coming out to her family as a sister who loves the great outdoors.In a sharp yet laidback set, recorded live in fall 2021, the comic takes on everything from “hiking while Black” and code-switching in corporate America, to countering COVID crazies and auditioning for lesbian sidekick roles now that she’s made the move to L.A.“I think casting directors think that that’s probably a natural transition, right?” she says. “If I’m a lesbian in my standup, I could be a lesbian in a pilot or a sitcom or whatever.

On the night of her stand-up debut, nearly a decade ago, Paris Sashay had a case of the nerves.“We get to the club, and there’s about 60 people and a comedian on stage,” she recalls. “He’s not having a good set, because people are not laughing and were talking. Now I’m really scared.

If we ever needed a laugh, it’s now. Coronavirus pandemic or not, we couldn’t let April Fools’ Day go by without an annual roundup, so The Post asked comedians and commentators — well known or not — to hit us with their best jokes, funny bits and tweets.