Jessica Kirson, a phenomenally brilliant and delightfully funny standup comic, has always been honest about her sexual orientation. Kirson is happily married to Danielle Sweeney and they have four gorgeous daughters.
Jessica Kirson and Danielle Sweeney have four daughters together.
The comedian and her husband, who married in September 2014, have been married for six years and have four lovely girls together. Zoe, 14, is the oldest daughter, followed by Bella, 5, and one-year-old twins.
Kirson occasionally posts photos and videos of her daughters to her Instagram account. She released a cute video of her and Zoe singing in November 2020.
Kirson also shared a cute challenge with her second daughter Bella on May 20, 2020, in which she had to wait for her mother to return before eating Oreo cookies.
Her twin daughters were also shown in the film, sitting at their dining tables and playing with a water bottle.
Bella suffers from a rare heart condition.
Even though the comic knows how to make light of difficult situations, she is fiercely protective of her children. Bella, her five-year-old daughter, has a serious congenital heart condition and has had several surgeries, with more likely to come.
Kirson told The Interrobang that having a family member who is sick puts everything into perspective and has helped her appreciate the gift of life even more. That’s why she’s so funny and lively around her daughters.
Danielle Sweeney, Jessica Kirson’s wife, prefers to keep a low profile.
Being the better half of a celebrity necessitates constant attention. Not everyone, however, enjoys being the focus of attention.
Perhaps this is why Sweeney rarely appears in public with her lover Kirson and avoids participating in her wife’s social media.
Her Instagram account includes only two posts from over four years ago. Everyone has the right to privacy, which we fully respect.
While Kirson is one of the most well-known female comedians in the world, her better half works in entirely another field.
Sweeney holds a master’s degree in vocational rehabilitation from St. John’s University and works as a mental health counselor in New York.
