Breeana Danielle Essrig

 Breeana Danielle Essrig (born April 21st, 1991) is an American actress. SourceFed began Essrig's career as a host on the 2015 edition. In 2017, she was named a host on the weekly Twitter show #whatshappening. Essrig was first to openly declare her bisexual in 2013 in the show The Rubin Report. Since then, she's been a public advocate against bi-erasure, bullying, body shaming, and sexual assault. From 2012 until the year 2015, Essrig was co-host of The Young Turks news channel PopTrigger as well as a writer/host for SourceFed between 2015 and the year 2017. She has also been an invited host on a variety of websites. She has also appeared on Elizabeth Banks' comedy website WhoHaha. Essrig was nominated for a Shorty Award in 2017 for Best Comedian. She has made appearances at conventions and festivals as a celeb influencer guest as well as host and commentator. She was featured in BlackBoxTV Presents as well as she appeared in Shane Dawson's 2012 music video for Superluv.







 



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