Jenny told a story on Jimmy Fallon about when she was intoxicated and took an Uber ride home but the driver decided to surprise her with trivia questions.
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The actress is currently dating Captain American, Chris Evans, whom she met at the end of 2015 while working together in their upcoming movie **Gifed**. Unfortunately (or not) for the couple, they separated in May 2016. They both worked together in the *Marcel the Shell with Shoes On* series. Slate married filmmaker Dean Fleischer-Camp in September 2012. Slate has identified herself as pro-choice. She also starred in Obvious Child, a movie about a woman considering terminating her pregnancy. She’s brought her beliefs to her work, having at one situation commented during the opening of her stand up routine the sexist jokes made by a previous comedian. She is a self proclaimed feminist and considers herself an activist. “I really like to cook and have dinner parties and I like to clean, it really clears my head and it makes me feel good to keep my home as a comfortable place.” The comedian enjoys cooking and throwing dinner parties for her friends. Considering how open she is about her political beliefs, it seems fair to assume the comedian doesn’t find her religious beliefs as important. Slate is Jewish, but hasn’t talked much about her religious beliefs. Slate also co-created Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, a series of short films and children’s books. Directed by: Rich Moore and Byron Howard. Funnily enough, the comedian gained attention by dropping an f-bomb on her very first episode. Starring: Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, Idris Elba and Jenny Slate. She’s also participated in a number of TV shows and movies throughtout the years, including a short lived participation in *Saturday Night Live* between 20. Her main work recently has been as a voice actor, especially in the animated movies The Lorax (2012), The Secret Life of Pets (2016) and Zootopia (2016). Jenny Slate is an American actress, writer and comedian.
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