Christian comedian Chonda Pierce — who grew up in (and still lives in) Ashland City — got choked up several times during a cast/crew screening of her limited run movie, "Roll With It," Tuesday night.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Chonda Pierce, at her home in Ashland City, Tenn., on April 9, 2024, reveals more about the abuse she suffered and her depression ...

Chonda Pierce is a 64-year-old Christian comedian from Ashland City, Tennessee. Pierce has been performing for over 30 years and has become known as "The Queen of Clean,” never using profanity in her ...

Comedian Chonda Pierce and singer/songwriter Karyn Williams are performing this weekend in Windermere. You can catch them at 7 p.m. Saturday at Lifebridge Church, 12120 Chase Road. Billed as the ...

Get all the top news & discounts for Music & beyond. Chonda Pierce said, "I'm nervous! I have allowed a film crew to expose very tender and private moments in my life simply hoping to continue a ...

People come to hear Chonda Pierce to laugh, not cry. Those who show up these days need to understand that the punchlines don't always come from a happy place. Pierce brings her "Still Laughing" tour ...

The Queen of Clean Comedy and the Recording Industry Association of America's most decorated female comic, Chonda Pierce, today announced that her upcoming film, Roll With It, will premiere in ...

NASHVILLE — Chonda Pierce had no idea what was happening five years ago when her husband came home late slurring his words, stumbling, rambling on but making no sense. He’s having a stroke, she ...

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The stand-up special will be available on DVD, digital download and VOD beginning Dec. 17. By THR Staff Chonda Pierce - P 2013 Image Entertainment has partnered with the “Queen of Clean,” RIAA ...

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