Personal details
- Birth Date: 1965-10-03
- Height: 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
- Birth Location: Adams, Tennessee, USA
- Children: (3 children) Charlie Morgan
- Professions: Actress, Writer, Producer
Leanne Morgan’s journey to comedy stardom is honestly kinda wild. She grew up a small-town Tennessee girl with big Hollywood dreams, but let’s be real—packing up and heading to LA sounded scarier than a possum in the kitchen. So, she played it safe, went to the University of Tennessee, and squeaked out a Child and Family Studies degree. Not exactly the straight shot to stand-up, but hey, life’s weird like that. After marrying Chuck, she landed in Bean Station, nestled in the foothills of the Appalachians—basically, the middle of nowhere. To keep herself busy once she became a mom, Leanne started selling jewelry at home parties. Except, instead of chatting about necklaces, she’d go off on rants about breastfeeding, hemorrhoids, and all the messy bits of motherhood. People couldn’t stop laughing—literally. Someone even peed on a couch. Word spread fast, and suddenly, Leanne was booked solid for a year. The jewelry company figured out she was onto something and started putting her onstage at their big events. Women started telling her she needed to do stand-up, and that’s all the push she needed. When her family moved to San Antonio, she finally hit the comedy clubs, and her career just took off. Since then, she’s done everything from the Just For Laughs Festival to landing sitcom deals with ABC and Warner Brothers. Her “So Yummy” special blew up online, and now, with millions of fans, she’s still out there cracking jokes about family, food, and being a grandma—never missing a beat, and definitely never boring.
She’s got her hands full, this mom—one son, two daughters, and a whole lot of family chaos. You’d think it’s your standard deal, but nah, things get messy quick. The son? Total trouble magnet, pulling everyone into his wild ideas. The daughters couldn’t be more different; the older one’s basically the family’s brain, always trying to play peacemaker, while the younger one is pure energy—never stops moving, never stops talking. The mom tries to hold it all together, balancing work, home, and everyone's random drama. But life keeps throwing curveballs: surprise visits, last-minute disasters, and those emotional moments that just hit you out of nowhere. Even with all the madness, there’s this warmth running through everything, the kind of love that holds people together even when they’re driving each other nuts. It’s messy, loud, and honestly, that’s what makes it feel so real.
October 3, 1965
5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Adams, Tennessee, USA
Yes, Charlie Morgan
59 years old