Cocoa Brown: Comedy Star’s TV & Film Success
Cocoa Brown is a comedic force, known for her passionate, soulful, and hilarious performances. Born Farah Brown, this Newport News native transforms personal experiences into relatable and uplifting comedy, earning her the nickname “The Truth.”
Brown’s resilience shines through her work. She starred in the comedy documentary “Dying Laughing” alongside comedy icons like Kevin Hart and Jerry Seinfeld, and headlined “Shaquille O’Neal: All-Star Comedy Jam.”
Her television career includes a role in “American Crime Story: People v. OJ Simpson,” a recurring role on “Soul Man,” and a six-season run as “Jennifer” on “Tyler Perry’s For Better or Worse.”
Brown’s success extends to film, with roles in blockbusters like “Ted 2” and “Lakeview Terrace.” She also starred in “Tyler Perry’s Single Mom’s Club” and appeared on talk shows like “FABLife” and “The Real.” Her comedy album, “One Funny Momma,” is available on iTunes.
With a Screen Actor’s Guild Award nomination, Brown aims for an Oscar, Emmy, and Pulitzer Prize. This down-to-earth single mother captivates audiences with her humor on television and during her nationwide tour with “Mike Epps & Friends.” Her dynamic performances and fashion sense consistently earn standing ovations.
Despite her success, Brown remains grounded, connecting with her audience and inspiring others through her story. She emphasizes self-love and using her powerful, humorous voice to make an impact.
