Retta

Retta, born Marietta Sirleaf on April 12, 1970, in Marlboro, New Jersey, is an American actress, comedian, and writer. She is best known for her role as Donna Meagle on the popular NBC series "Parks and Recreation", where her portrayal of the no-nonsense, fun-loving character won her widespread acclaim. Retta's comedic timing and relatable personality made her a fan favorite, and she has since built a successful career in both television and film, often bringing her humor and warmth to a variety of roles.

Before her breakout role on "Parks and Recreation", Retta had a background in stand-up comedy and appeared on shows such as "The Bad Girls Club" and "Parks and Recreation". She also voiced characters on animated series like "Family Guy" and starred in the ABC comedy "Good Girls". Her career has been marked by her versatility, as she moves effortlessly between comedy, drama, and voice work. In addition to her acting, Retta has gained attention for her candid and witty social media presence, where she connects with fans on a personal level.

One of Retta's memorable quotes speaks to her authenticity and approach to life: "I’m not interested in pretending to be something I’m not. I’m just me." This quote perfectly captures Retta's unique blend of humor and self-assuredness, both on and off-screen. She continues to be a trailblazer in comedy and acting, using her platform to advocate for diversity and inclusivity while remaining true to herself.