Jill Kimmel is the sister of Jimmy Kimmel, a well-known television personality, comedian, writer, and producer. Jill has made a name for herself in addition to being a star sister. Jill is a voiceover artist, stand-up comedian, and actor. She has been doing stand-up comedy all around the world since 2006. She has also been featured in Sketches on Jimmy Kimmel Live and has made several ads for businesses.
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Jill Kimmel |
| First Name | Jill |
| Last Name | Kimmel |
| Profession | Stand-up Comedian, Voice artist, actress |
| Nationality | American |
| Ethnicity | white |
| Father Name | James Kimmel |
| Mother Name | Joann Iacono |
| Gender Identity | Female |
| Sexual Orientation | Straight |
| Horoscope | Scorpio |
| Marital Status | Divorced |
| Spouse | Carson Bryan (Divorced) |
| No Of Children | 2 |
| Net worth | $5 M |
| Date of Birth | November 14,1970 |
| Age | 52 years |
She is divorced.
Jill was married to her then-husband Carson Bryan for 19 years until they divorced. Jill said on Craig Shoemaker’s podcast that her then-husband was never okay with her going out three or four times a week to see comedy acts. Their children stayed with her parents since Dad would be enraged if she appeared on the program. She said that being a comedian involves a commitment, as well as a commitment on the side of the partner since there are many late nights. She began dating a man after her divorce. They dated for over four years before splitting up.
It was difficult for her to get through it, she added, and there was a lot of sobbing and grief, but she had to go on. And she got over it when his ex-boyfriend’s new girlfriend, whom he was secretly seeing, contacted her, and they began talking and comparing notes, after which she also broke up with him. So, in this case, four days of texting with her was more beneficial than seven months of counseling.
How did she find her real calling as a stand-up comedian?
Jill realized her true calling of stand-up comedy in early 2006, at the age of 36. Her then-husband accompanied her to the comedy performance and promised her she’d be brilliant at it once they’d been married for a decade. She then joined up for an open mic after a few months and fell in love with it. She went to the open mic, told jokes, and hung around with the comedians to discover what it was all about from them.
According to Jill, she felt stand-up was her genuine calling since she always looked forward to her next performance, no matter how worried or frightened she was. Although Jill was married at the time, she began using her husband’s surname Bryan, so no one knew she was a famous sister. During the TEDx Talks, she said that she could always get people to listen or engage someone enough to listen to what she had to say. Jill believes that in order to develop in comedy and earn it, one must make a genuine effort to create and re-write must joke, and make it count regardless of how many hands are given to you to assist you re-write. She understood she had to go it alone if she wanted to further her comedic career.
She is a devoted mother of two children.
Jill is a devoted mother to her two grown-up children. Her children, however, were little when she began her career as a stand-up comic. She needed extended hands to assist her out at the moment, something she didn’t receive from her then-husband but did get from her parents. So she could conduct her program, she left her kids at her parent’s house. Jill has had a successful career as a stand-up comedian since 2006. Working alongside Tom Papa, Greg Fitzsimmons, Jim Norton, Jeffrey Ross, and many other renowned comedians at Stand-up Live, The Laugh Factory, and the Improv clubs, she has flourished.
Net Worth
Her net worth is reported to be in the $5 million range as of February 2024.
