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Nessa

American television host

This article is about the American radio and TV personality. For other uses, see Nessa (disambiguation).

Nessa Diab, known mononymously as Nessa, is an American radio and TV personality and television host.[1][2]

Early life and education

Nessa was born to Egyptian parents.

She has two brothers. She grew up in Southern California but her dad's job frequently moved her family between California and Saudi Arabia.[3] She graduated with a degree in mass communications from the University of California, Berkeley.[3]

Career

While in college, Nessa interned at San Francisco Bay Area Top 40 station Wild [4] Eventually, she got her own show, "The Baydestrian Report," which covered news in the Bay Area.[4]

She first rose to prominence for her artist and celebrity interviews on Wild and YouTube, which led to MTV seeking her out to be on Girl Code.[5][6] She has also hosted various MTV and MTV2 shows.

She currently hosts "Nessa on Air," a successful hip-hop show during the drive time shift on New York City's top rated Hot [7][8][9][10] Her show is the #1 hip hop show in the afternoons with 18–34 year olds and is syndicated nationally in over 15 markets.[11] In , Nessa became the host of NBCUniversal's show, Talk Stoop for one season[12]

Activism

Nessa and Colin Kaepernick founded Know Your Rights Camp, a multi-city traveling youth empowerment initiative for disadvantaged youth.[13][14] In , the organization expanded its reach with funds for COVID and in June the creation of a legal defense initiative "for victims of excessive force by police terrorism and civil rights violations."[15][16][17]

In , she led Plan B One Step's Perfectly Imperfect national campaign with her Girl Code co-host Carly Aquilino, encouraging young women to take charge of their reproductive health.[18]

New York City youth organizations

She hosts a yearly prom pamper party for underprivileged high school girls from New York City centered around female empowerment.[19][20] She mentors students from various organizations in New York City, including the Dream Charter School in Harlem and the Bronx, and she created a scholarship and mentorship program in March at the Lower East Side Girls Club.

Personal life

She gave birth to her first child in August with Colin Kaepernick.[21]

Hosting credits

References

  1. ^"Hot 97's Nessa". the Fader. 18 June Retrieved
  2. ^Zimbio – Lani Conway. "Nessa from MTV's 'Girl Code' Answers Our 26 Burning Questions".

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  3. ^ abFarrell, Paul (). "Nessa Diab, Colin Kaepernick's Girlfriend: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know". .

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  4. ^ abCabrera, Daniela (30 August ). "Nessa Diab Is Taking Over". Bustle. Retrieved
  5. ^Hernandez, Emma (2 May ).

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    "It's About Time We Get to Know 'Teen Mom' After Show Host Nessa". In Touch.

  6. ^Cabrera, Daniela (30 August ). "Who is Nessa Diab? The 'Girl Code' Star Is Killing It In The Radio & Television World". Bustle.
  7. ^"Nessa". Hot 97 &#; #1 for Hip Hop.

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  13. ^Hinckley, David (15 January ). "Hot shake up as radio station hires new host, program director". New York Daily News.
  14. ^Coscarelli, Joe (13 February ). "For Hip-Hop Radio and Its Voices, Change Is on the Air". The New York Times.
  15. ^"Nessa is Named Host of Talk Stoop".

    NBC News.

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  16. ^"Nessa". Hot97. Retrieved
  17. ^Steinberg, Brian (). "Nessa Diab Will Replace Cat Greenleaf on NBCU's 'Talk Stoop'". Variety. Retrieved
  18. ^"Colin Kaepernick Wants You to Know Your Rights". PAPER. Retrieved
  19. ^Richards, Kimberley ().

    Ness nitty myspace: Retrieved August 30, Personal life [ edit ]. She grew up in Southern California but her dad's job frequently moved her family between California and Saudi Arabia. The couple decided to share the news with the world after pondering whether to do so as it is a personal matter.

    "Colin Kaepernick Honors Girlfriend, MTV Host Nessa, On Twitter: 'Love You Queen!'". HuffPost. Retrieved

  20. ^Klar, Rebecca (). "Twitter CEO giving $3M to Kaepernick group". The Hill. Retrieved
  21. ^"Covid 19 Relief Fund".

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    25. Know Your Rights. Retrieved

  25. ^Kaepernick7 (June 3, ). "Thx to your support we've expanded the yourrightscamp legal defense initiative nationally to defend arrested Freedom Fighters. We're also working to file civil rights cases against police for their terroristic acts. Keep fighting back! #wegotus" (Tweet).

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  26. ^Johnson, Kirbie (). "Carly and Nessa From Girl Code Get Candid About Women's Reproductive Rights and Plan B". POPSUGAR Beauty.

    Ness nitty biography Cellphone optional. Breonna isn't a piece of jewelry, she was an innocent woman who was killed. Congratulations to Colin Kaepernick and Nessa Nitty! She has attributed growing up in Saudi Arabia to the growth in activism within her.

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  27. ^hiphop (3 May ). "Nessa's Prom Pamper Party at LUSH NYC". Certified BOOTLEG. Retrieved
  28. ^admin (). "Nessa's Prom Pamper Party". Nessa On Air. Retrieved
  29. ^Truffaut-Wong, Olivia (August 29, ). "Colin Kaepernick and Nessa Diab Welcome Their First Child".

    The Cut. Retrieved August 30,

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