I am a comedian. I have been a professional storyteller for over 20 years. Yep... I started when I was only 1 years old, since I'm just 21 - although they're lying at the DMV, talking about I'm 50. People are a trip. I told them I identify as a 21 year old and that's the bottom line! I'm a cross-ager. lol!

No, seriously! Here's my bio.

Voted One of the Top 35+ Funniest Black Female Comedians in America by Ranker.com and just listed as one of Big Easy Magazine’s Top Comedians from Louisiana You Should Know, Del keeps audiences laughing and coming back for more. Plus, she sings! Currently airing in HBO’s The Rehearsal S2 with Nathan Felder, BETPlus in the movie Sisters with Lil Mama, Crowdsource Murder on Lifetime’s Movie Network, Lesbian Homie S2 & S4: on Tubi and her 2nd hilarious comedy special, From the Mouth of a Black Woman, is streaming Amazon Prime Video, SiriusXM, Cineverse, Apple + TV, Tubi and Jet Blue Airlines.. Her viral sketches has been viewed by millions through her collaborations with top influencers and this year, caught the eye of Verizon Small Business Digital Ready who featured Del on the site. Del steals the show every time. In fact, Del began her sketch career by creating her own web series, "Another Sketch Comedy Show" and spoofed Queen of Comedy, Mo’Nique's then late night talk show. Mo’Nique thought it was so funny, she called Del and invited her to be on the show.


This landed Del her first late night television standup comedy debut on BET’s The Mo’Nique Show. Since then, Del has been a series regular Laffmobb’s Lafftracks on TruTV and HBO Max and Laughs on FOX. Del has made appearances on Gotham Comedy Live on AXS, Wendy Williams, Roland Martin on TV One, WETV’s Cinematherapy and Dr. Oz. In 2020, Del was tapped as Host of the talk show, Let’s Talk Hair which aired on FOX Soul. Regularly appearing on Earthquake’s Radio Show Quake’s House on Kevin Hart’s LOL Network CH. 96, Del is a staple on SiriusXM. Heard on The Comedy Juice album and her own albums, "Oh Yeah, Girl!" and From the Mouth of a Black Woman", Sirius XM also granted her with two monthly radio show specials for her own radio show, Up Late with Sha & Del on the She So Funny Channel for Black History & Women's History Month.

?And while standup comedy birthed Del’s entertainment life, in 2010, Del burst onto the music scene reminding fans of the late Angie Stone, Chaka & Lauryn Hill with her rapsy & soulful voice. Her first single Boom Boom spent 30 weeks in the Top #10 spot on Reverb Nation's LA Dance Charts. Her next single Superbad made it onto 25 South American playlist and her latest single, Never Give Up is climbing into America's R&B hearts.

Originally from New Orleans, raised in DC & trained in Brooklyn, Del now makes her home in LA.