Did Cameron Esposito Divorce With Wife Katy Nishimoto? Facts To Know

Gossips about Cameron Esposito's Divorce from her wife Katy Nishimoto are all over social media.

However, Cameron and Katy have not disclosed any details about their separation. They have not come forward in the media to validate the spreading of rumors.

Netizens might have gotten the wrong idea about divorce as Cameron got featured in a youtube podcast with Jen Hatmaker titled “The Terror of Being Known Again after Divorce with Cameron Esposito”.

In the video, Esposito and Jen talk about the complications of coming out while one is dealing with grief from divorce, trauma from a strict religious culture, and new unexplored feelings around your gender and body.

Cameron opens up about her divorce with fellow stand-up comedian River Butcher in the podcast. Hence, the rumor about Cameron and Katy getting divorced is false.

The comedian had first tied marital knots with River Butcher in 2015. But after three years of togetherness, the couple had their dispute and legally divorced in 2018.

Together, Butcher and Esposito worked on several projects, including the stand-up performance Put Your Hands Together, and the podcast Wham! Bam! Pow! and the television program Take My Wife.

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Cameron Esposito exchanged marital vows with her wife, Katy Nishimoto on June 8, 2021. Katy resides with her spouse and a dog in Los Angeles.

According to Wikipedia, the actor tied marital knots with Katy following a private ceremony attended by their friends and family member on Zoom.

Katy Nishimoto became part of The Dial Press and worked as a Senior Editor in 2019 after eleven years working for WME's agency.

Nishimoto’s work is motivated by a desire to support authors whose voices have been traditionally underrepresented in literature.

With a particular concentration on LGBTQ+ authors, she is searching for tales at Dial that explore how we seek to belong in our bodies, families, relationships, communities, and the wider world.

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Katy serves on the board of directors of the foundation Baldwin for the Arts launched by Jacqueline Woodson, which offers BIPOC artists, residential fellowships.

One can explore more about Katy through her website katynishimoto.com. Similarly, Nishimoto is available on the Instagram platform with her username @pedrokat.

On Instagram, Katy has gathered more than 4k followers and posted 148 times. She generally uploads pictures with her partner, Cameron, and outdoor photos.

No, Cameron Esposito is not gay. According to Wikipedia, Cameron is openly lesbian.

Esposito announced on Twitter and Instagram on April 29, 2021, that she is genderfluid. Cameron uses both the pronouns they and she.

The comedian was born to her Italian- American parents, Brenda and Nick, in Western Springs, Illinois.

They have an elder sister and a younger sister who is the middle daughter of three. In 2000, Esposito passed out from Benet Academy.

The actor participated in community service with The Marians Society in high school, swam breaststroke for the swim team, and made it to the finals of the National Merit Scholarship Competition.

Esposito attended Boston College to study religion and English to work as a social worker in Chicago.

They started her stand-up career in Chicago, where she performed at several local venues, including The Lincoln Lodge, regularly from 2007 until 2011.

She performed at several comedy events, including SF Sketchfest, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, SXSW, and the Moontower. Esposito is well-known for her lesbian content production, the television program Take My Wife, which she co-created with Butcher.

Rape Jokes, an hour-long comedy special on sexual assault from Esposito's viewpoint, was published on June 11th, 2018.