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Amber Ruffin is an American comedian and writer who contributes to Late Night with Seth Meyers. As a result of this accomplishment, she is the first black woman to work as a writer on a late-night comedy show.

In 2014, she began working on the show. Ruffin has appeared in television comedies such as Key & Peele and Wish It Inc. During the 2017 Writers Guild of America Awards, she was nominated for Best Comedy/Variety Series and was named the event’s host the following year.

What is the net worth of Amber Ruffin?

Amber Ruffin’s net worth is about $2 million.

Amber Ruffin: Birth & Education

Amber Ruffin (Amber Mildred Ruffin) was born in Omaha, Nebraska on January 9, 1979. She attended Omaha Benson High School.

Amber Ruffin: Professional Career

Amber Ruffin decided to take things up a notch after performing for audiences in Omaha for a while, in order to gain more skills and professionalism. This line of thought influenced her decision to relocate to Chicago and join the iO Theater in order to learn and develop her improv skills.

In 2008, she traveled to Amsterdam with the renowned Chicago comedy troupe Boom Chicago. She performed in theaters and on various stages while there, and she also wrote extensively for the troupe.

When she returned to the United States, she joined The Second City, a long-running improv comedy troupe, and performed in Chicago and Denver.

While at The Second City, she met Jenny Hagel, who later turned out to be a fellow writer on Late Night with Seth Meyers.

Ruffin, never one to sit on her laurels, relocated to Los Angeles, California in search of greater opportunities in the field of comedy writing and performance.

She eventually joined the comedy troupe RobotDown, which specializes in performing sketches on YouTube.

She soon appeared in an episode of Key & Peele, the Peabody Award-winning and multiple Primetime Emmy Award-winning sketch comedy TV shows.

In 2014, her desire for further professional development led her to audition for a role on the popular television comedy show Saturday Night Live.

She did not get the part for which she auditioned, but she was offered a job as a writer for the Late Night with Seth Meyers show. She accepted the offer and has since been writing for the show.

Amber Ruffin’s role as a writer on Late Night with Seth Meyers has led to a number of opportunities. She is a writer for the Comedy Central show Detroiters.

She also frequently narrates for another Comedy Central show called Drunk History. Ruffin was nominated for a Writer Guild of America award for Best Comedy/Variety Series in 2017.

Amber Ruffin: Relationship Status

Jan Schiltmeijer is Amber Ruffin’s husband. They’ve been married since 2010 and have two children.

Ruffin met Jan Schiltmeijer in Amsterdam while working with the Boom Chicago troupe. Not long after they met, they began a love affair, which culminated in the couple marrying in 2010.

Jan Schiltmeijer is a painter who previously worked as an art director. He was born in the Dutch city of Haarlem.

He studied and practiced art direction for a few years before making a career change to painting, which he has done ever since. Portraits make up the majority of his work.

He moved to the United States with Amber after they married and has been living in New York ever since.

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Quick facts of Amber Ruffin

• Amber Ruffin has stated in the media numerous times that she does not intend to have children.
• On Late Night with Seth Meyers, she has a news recap segment called Ambers Says What, as well as another segment called Jokes Seth Can’t Tell and a skit called Amber’s Late-Night Safe Space.
• Jan Schiltmeijer, her husband, only became aware of racism and discrimination after moving to the United States with her.
• Going Dutch, a comedy show she created in 2017, never aired because no one ordered it.
• She was a co-writer on Village Gazette, a single-camera comedy series for which NBC ordered a pilot in 2019.
• She portrayed Shari in 14 episodes of the comedy TV series Wish It Inc. in 2014.