Grace Helbig is a multifaceted American comedian, actress, and internet personality who has made significant contributions to the digital entertainment landscape. She first gained prominence through her web series DailyGrace, which she created and hosted on My Damn Channel from 2008 to 2013. This innovative series showcased her unique comedic style and garnered over 2.4 million subscribers on YouTube, establishing her as a leading figure in online content creation.
Transitioning from web series to mainstream media, Helbig hosted The Grace Helbig Show on E! in 2015, a hybrid comedy/talk show that highlighted her engaging personality and comedic talent. The show, although short-lived, showcased her ability to connect with audiences in a traditional television format. Additionally, she co-produced and starred in feature films such as Camp Takota and Dirty 30, further solidifying her status as a versatile entertainer.
Helbig’s influence extends to podcasting, where she launched Not Too Deep with Grace Helbig in 2014, quickly rising to the top of iTunes’ podcast charts. Her engaging interviews and humorous challenges attracted a loyal following, demonstrating her ability to adapt her comedic talents across various platforms. She later co-hosted the podcast This Might Get Weird, which continues to resonate with fans.
In addition to her digital and television endeavors, Helbig has authored two bestselling comedic handbooks for Millennials, showcasing her wit and relatability. Her dynamic career reflects her creativity and adaptability, making her a prominent figure in contemporary entertainment.