Tisha Campbell shares her ET exclusive news after popping out with her mommy makeover in 2025, not that it was needed. See video below.
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The energy was undeniable as Tisha Campbell walked into Hot 97.9 in Raleigh, North Carolina. If you’ve ever wondered whether your favorite TV character is just as genuine off-screen as they appear on camera, the answer is a resounding yes. Warm, funny, and effortlessly charismatic, Tisha brought the same infectious spirit that’s made audiences love her for decades.
From iconic films like School Daze, House Party I, II & III, and Sprung, Tisha has been captivating audiences since she was just eight years old. She later became a household name through hit television shows like Martin and My Wife and Kids, building a career that’s as versatile as it is legendary.
Shani Sweets: “This chapter of your life looks a little different. You’re stepping into comedy in a much bigger way. Why comedy, and why now?”
Tisha Campbell: “After COVID, I told myself I was going to try everything I’d ever wanted to do. A year or two ago, D-Nice had a residency at the Kennedy Center for three nights, and one of those nights was comedy night. I was there to support him and his fiancée when his host fell through. He asked if I would step in, but I’d have to do 15 minutes first. I thought, ‘What?!’ But I did it. There were managers in the audience, and I’ve been on the road ever since.”
Tisha explained that her goal is simple: to help people forget their problems, even if it’s only for two hours. She believes laughter is healing, and that’s exactly what she hopes audiences leave with after every show.
Beyond comedy, Tisha continues to pour into her family. As a devoted mother, she’s been incredibly open about her eldest son Xen’s autism journey. She’s also the author of The A Word: A Mother’s Journey Through Autism and Love, where she shares her experiences raising a son with autism while navigating life and motherhood in Hollywood. The book is scheduled for release in September 2026 and is available for pre-order.
Inspired by the hit series Love on the Spectrum, Tisha encouraged Xen to create his own dating series, giving him a platform to connect with others while bringing greater visibility to the autistic community. His YouTube series, You Pick, I Date, is already gaining momentum, drawing thousands of viewers and showing the power of authentic storytelling.
Tisha Campbell is everything you’d hope she’d be after watching her career unfold over the years. Warm, relatable, and full of heart, she’s embraced being affectionately called “Auntie” by a new generation of fans. While some celebrities shy away from the title, Tisha wears it proudly. She even stars in the film Operation Aunties, directed by Wendy Raquel Robinson, alongside Melissa De Sousa and Amiyah Scott. It’s the perfect feel-good film for your next movie night.
Whether she’s making audiences laugh on stage, championing autism awareness, or embracing every new chapter with purpose, Tisha Campbell continues to prove why she’s remained one of entertainment’s most beloved talents. Her willingness to evolve while staying true to herself is what has kept her career relevant for decades.
As she brought her comedy tour through Raleigh at Goodnights Comedy Club, one thing became clear: Tisha Campbell isn’t simply revisiting her legacy—she’s actively building on it. From actress and singer to comedian, author, and advocate, she’s reminding us that there’s no expiration date on growth, reinvention, or chasing the dreams you’ve yet to explore.
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Tisha Campbell reminds us that reinvention isn’t about starting over—it’s about giving yourself permission to keep growing. Whether through comedy, advocacy, or simply showing up authentically, she’s proving that every chapter has the potential to become your best one yet.
