Radio superstar Adam Carolla is dating a new lady about 18 months after announcing his divorce, Page Six hears.
The host of the “Adam Carolla Show” divorced his wife Lynette in May 2021 after nearly 19 years of marriage. But insiders say Carolla is now seeing sexy stand-up comedian Crystal Marie Denha.
“They’ve been together for a few months now,” says a source.
According to a biography, Denha takes a leaf from fellow comedy cutie Pete Davidson — who was famously described as having “big d**k energy” — and describes herself as having “big titty energy.”
The daughter of Iraqi immigrants, 38-year-old Denha appeared as a special correspondent on “Extra” and starred in “Jane the Virgin.”
She also says on her social media pages that she is a volunteer EMT and speaks fluent Aramaic.
As a stand-up she performed at the famous Improv and Comedy Factory in Los Angeles.
Carolla, 56, announced the end of his marriage on his podcast two days before Mother’s Day last year. “We start the show with sad personal news: Lynette and I are getting a divorce,” he said.
“It’s not something I wanted to get or do. I’m a product of a divorce. Lynette is a product of a divorce… No one ever signs up for a divorce.” He said at the time that they had been separated for a few months.
Crystal Denha has worked as an actress, stand-up, entertainment reporter and sports presenter.
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Crystal Denha has worked as an actress, stand-up, entertainment reporter and sports presenter.
Crystal Denha has worked as an actress, stand-up, entertainment reporter and sports presenter.
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Crystal Denha has worked as an actress, stand-up, entertainment reporter and sports presenter.
Crystal Denha has worked as an actress, stand-up, entertainment reporter and sports presenter.
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“We’ve been together for 25 years, we’re very different people, we have different philosophies, that’s for sure. It’s not an event, it’s not someone cheating, it’s not chronic gambling or COVID,” he added, “It’s really just two people who were just so different and just had completely different processes and approaches to life and just couldn’t meet in somewhere in the middle.”
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