Breeana Danielle Essrig

 Breeana Danielle Essrig (born April 21st, 1991) is an American actress. SourceFed launched Essrig as host in 2015. The show then invited her to star in #whatshappening's daily Twitter series in 2017. In 2013, Essrig came out publicly as bisexual on The Rubin Report. Essrig has been a vocal supporter of body shame, bullying, bi-erasure, sexual assault, and body shaming since then. From 2012 to the year 2015, Essrig was co-host of The Young Turks news channel PopTrigger and writer/host for SourceFed between 2015 until the year 2017. She was also an occasional host on websites. Elizabeth Banks comedy website WhoHaha featured Essrig. Essrig has been nominated for a Shorty Award in 2017 for the category of Best Comedian. She has performed at festivals and conventions as a guest of fame, host, commentator and host. She was featured in BlackBoxTV Presents. In 2012, she appeared featured in Shane Dawson's music video for Superluv.                    


                               



 






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