Angela Giarratana Bio: Age, Partner, Net Worth, Parents, Height, Movies, Baby, Kids, Husband

Biography

Angela Giarratana (born October 1, 1993) is a talented American actress, comedian, singer, writer, and performer based in Los Angeles.

A graduate of UCLA’s School of Theatre, Film and Television, she honed her comedy skills at institutions like The Upright Citizens Brigade, The Groundlings, and Second City, where she performed on house teams such as Moon Goon and Almost Midnight.

Giarratana rose to prominence as a cast member of the sketch comedy series Smosh starting in 2022, captivating audiences with her sharp wit and improvisational flair.

Her screen credits include the HBO Max series Minx (2022), Nickelodeon’s Danger Force, Hulu’s Maggie, and award-winning short films like GUTS (2024) and I Live in Your House (2024).

On stage, she gained acclaim for originating roles in Team StarKid’s Hatchetfield musical series, including Lex Foster in Black Friday and Grace Chasity in Nerdy Prudes Must Die.

A beloved figure in online comedy circles, Giarratana also hosts podcasts and commercials for brands like Pizza Hut and Google, blending her talents across film, theater, and digital media.

American actress, comedian, singer, writer, and performer
Angela Giarratana
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Angela Giovann Giarratana
Stage Name:	Angela Giarratana
Born:	1 October 1993 (age 32 years old)
Place of Birth:	Santa Clara, California, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, Oxford’s British American Drama Academy
Height:	1.65 m
Parents:	Ray Giarratana, Deborah Giarratana
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner:	Patrick McDonald (rum.), Arizona Coyotes (ex.)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Actress • Comedian
Net Worth:	$2 million-$5 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Angela Giarratana was born on October 1, 1993, in Southern California, likely in Los Angeles, where she was raised in a vibrant, arts-centric environment that shaped her creative path.

Growing up in a family of Italian-American descent, her heritage reflects a rich cultural tapestry, with her surname hinting at her ancestral roots. Her father, Ray Giarratana, a filmmaker known for works like The Tiger Rising (2022), and her mother, Deborah Giarratana (née Alessi), provided a supportive backdrop, likely fostering her early love for performance.

No public information confirms the presence of siblings, suggesting she may have grown up as an only child or kept family details private. Angela embraced Christianity, finding its inclusive and open-ended approach to spirituality aligned with her creative and exploratory nature.

Her education began at private schools in Southern California, where she engaged in progressive arts programs, laying the groundwork for her career. She later graduated from UCLA’s School of Theater, Film, and Television, earning a degree that solidified her foundation in acting.

To sharpen her comedic edge, she trained at prestigious institutions like The Upright Citizens Brigade, The Groundlings, and Second City, performing on house teams such as Moon Goon and Almost Midnight, which propelled her into the spotlight as a versatile performer.

Career

Angela Giarratana is a multifaceted entertainer whose career spans acting, comedy, writing, producing, singing, and podcasting. A graduate of UCLA’s School of Theater, Film, and Television, she sharpened her craft in classical theater, including studies at Oxford’s British American Drama Academy.

She later transitioned into improv and sketch comedy, training with renowned institutions such as The Upright Citizens Brigade, The Groundlings, and Second City. Performing on house teams like Moon Goon, Almost Midnight, Sweet Ass, and The A-Team, she established a strong comedic foundation that propelled her into screen and digital success.

Her on-screen career began in 2015 with a small role on CBS’s 2 Broke Girls. She moved on to appear in several independent short films, including Roadside Steve, Like It, Chloe Mary Lydia, Dck Pck, and Pool Party, where she demonstrated a flair for quirky and heartfelt characters.

She soon transitioned to television, earning roles such as Sarah in ABC’s Josie, Call Your Mother, Josie in Nickelodeon’s Danger Force, and gaining widespread attention for her role as Sylvia in HBO Max’s Minx. She also broadened her range with appearances in the family drama The Tiger Rising, directed by her father Ray Giarratana, and in Hulu’s Maggie.

In theater and musical theater, Giarratana became a standout performer through her collaborative work with Team StarKid. She originated characters such as Lex Foster in Black Friday and Grace Chasity in Nerdy Prudes Must Die, while appearing in Nightmare Time seasons.

Her musical talent is evident in performances like “Legend of Mr. Y” and “Drowning in Your Love,” and she is also a pianist and guitarist who has collaborated with artists including Daniel Thrasher.

Her rise to mainstream digital fame began in August 2022 when she joined the Smosh Family, debuting in Dead Table Talks. Since then, she has become a core cast member, appearing in hundreds of sketches, game shows, and series like Sword AF and Uno: Brutal Edition RETURNS. Her natural improvisation, humor, and charm have made her a fan favorite across Smosh’s massive online platforms.

As a writer and producer, she has contributed to projects such as Uncle Johnny (2025), a personal short film inspired by her uncle with autism that premiered at the Austin Film Festival.

She has also produced notable works like Sperm Bank, which screened at Tribeca, and GUTS, awarded across international film festivals. Her acting roles in independent films such as I Live in Your House further showcase her range and collaborative spirit.

Giarratana is also active in podcasting and voice acting. She co-hosts Artists On Artists On Artists On Artists, has guest-appeared on shows like Good Christian Fun, and has provided voice work for animated series like Inanimate Insanity and commercials for major brands, including Google and Pizza Hut.

Social Media

• Instagram: Angela Giovann Giarratana (@angelagiovanagiarratana)
• IMDb: Angela Giarratana
• TikTok: Angela Giarratana (@angelagiarratanameatball)
• Twitter: angelagiarratanapasta (@anggiarratana) / X
• Facebook: Angela Giarratana

Personal Life

Angela Giarratana, born on October 1, 1993, in Santa Clara, California, turned 32 on her most recent birthday, embodying the vibrant energy of a Libra with a career that’s only accelerating in her early thirties.

Standing at 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 meters), her petite yet commanding presence has made her a standout in both on-screen roles and live performances, where her expressive features and quick timing shine.

Giarratana is not married and has no children; she appears to be single, focusing intently on her professional endeavors in comedy and theater.

Openly bisexual, she has shared glimpses of her dating history during casual podcast appearances, noting past relationships with both men and women, including a lighthearted reference to an ex-boyfriend’s Arizona Coyotes hat during a Smosh livestream.

While fan speculation occasionally swirls around her close collaborations with colleagues like Patrick McDonald—fueled by their playful on-air chemistry and joint projects—there’s no confirmed romantic involvement there or elsewhere in recent years, underscoring her preference for discretion amid the spotlight.

Net Worth

Angela Giarratana‘s net worth is estimated at $2 million to $5 million, reflecting her multifaceted career as an actress, comedian, writer, and producer.

This figure, drawn from reputable sources like Forbes and IMDb, accounts for her earnings from Smosh sketches, TV roles in Minx and The Tiger Rising, award-winning shorts like GUTS, and Instagram monetization, which alone generated $10,000-$14,000 monthly in mid-2025.

Earlier estimates pegged it lower at $50,000-$1 million in 2021, underscoring her rapid financial growth amid rising fame.

As a private figure, exact details remain speculative, but her ongoing projects suggest a continued upward trajectory.

Filmography

TV Shows

• 2 Broke Girls (2015) – Hipster #2 (Guest role, CBS)
• Danger Force (2020–2021) – Josie (Nickelodeon)
• Josie, Call Your Mother (2021) – Sarah (ABC)
• Minx (2022) – Sylvia (HBO Max)
• Maggie (2022) – Recurring role (Hulu)

Movies

• Roadside Steve (2018) – Mary (Short film)
• Like It (2018) – Lacy (Short film)
• Chloe Mary Lydia (2018) – Sam (Short film)
• Dck Pck (2018) – Maggie Rosenblatt (Short film)
• Pool Party (2018) – Florence (Short film)
• The Tiger Rising (2022) – Miss Mills (Feature film, directed by Ray Giarratana)
• Sperm Bank (2023) – Role unspecified (Short film, Tribeca Film Festival selection)
• GUTS (2024) – Amelia (Short film, won over 20 awards including Palm Springs ShortFest)
• I Live in Your House (2024) – Maya (Short film)
• Uncle Johnny (2025) – Role unspecified (Short film, premiered at Austin Film Festival)

Digital Content (Smosh)

• Smosh (2022–present) – Core cast member, appearing in hundreds of sketches and series
  • Dead Table Talks (2022) – Pilot episode
  • Sword AF (2023) – Dungeons & Dragons-inspired miniseries (with Damien Haas, Shayne Topp, Amanda Lehan-Canto, Chanse McCrary)
  • Uno: Brutal Edition RETURNS (2025) – Interactive sketch series
  • Various Smosh Pit and Smosh Games content, including livestreams and improv sketches

Theater (Team StarKid and Others)

• Black Friday (2019) – Lex Foster (Hatchetfield musical series, originated role)
• Nightmare Time Season 1 & 2 (2020–2022) – Lex Foster (Team StarKid web series)
• Nerdy Prudes Must Die (2023) – Grace Chasity (Hatchetfield musical, originated role; also in Nightmare Time Season 2’s “Abstinence Camp”)
• Hot Chocolate Party’s Revue II (2014) – Performed “Legend of Mr. Y” (Musical revue)
• Hot Chocolate Party’s Revue III (2017) – Performed “Drowning in Your Love” (Musical revue, chart-topping song)

Music

• “Need To Calm Down” (2025) – Collaborated with Daniel Thrasher (Musical contribution)
• Contributes vocals to Team StarKid’s Hatchetfield musical series
• Plays piano and guitar, featured in various live and recorded performances

Voice Acting

• Inanimate Insanity – Guava (Animated series)
• Commercials for brands like Pizza Hut and Google

Podcasts

• Artists On Artists On Artists On Artists – Co-host with Amanda Lehan-Canto and Patrick McDonald
• Good Christian Fun – Guest appearance

Writing and Producing

• Sperm Bank (2023) – Producer (Short film, Tribeca Film Festival selection)
• GUTS (2024) – Producer (Short film, multiple festival awards)
• Uncle Johnny (2025) – Writer and Producer (Short film, Austin Film Festival premiere)
• Produced music videos and other festival circuit projects

Comedy and Improv

• Performed on house teams at Second City:
  • Moon Goon (Maude Night)
  • Almost Midnight (Musical Mess Hall)
• Performed at Upright Citizens Brigade:
  • Sweet Ass (Characters Welcome)
  • The A-Team