-“I talked to Nicki, I didn’t record it tho”. Keke Palmer talks about Nicki hooking her up with David LaChapelle for her maternity shoot and wanting to collab with her in the future.
A turbine of emotion and a natural scene stealer, she has pulled off an audacious high-wire act of feeling, from her breakout role as a champion speller in 2006's Akeelah and the Bee to her turn in Nope as Emerald Haywood, the electric heart of Jordan Peele’s awe-stirring sci-fi Western. I have always considered Palmer my generation’s Angela Bassett. She is an actor who puts in the work. Gaze into the window of any of her roles and notice the way she builds them line by line, making a home for us to find comfort in. Palmer’s investment becomes ours. Through all of it she has remained unequivocally herself.
On Baby, This Is Keke Palmer, a title derived from one of her most legendary memes, Palmer will examine the questions that keep her up at night alongside her mother, Sharon, and a special guest with expertise in the topics she’s exploring. On the first episode, Palmer speaks openly about OnlyFans and pornography with her mom and Blac Chyna. Fans should expect a rawer, more unfiltered version of Palmer on this podcast, but with the same level of charm and authenticity audiences have come to love her for. “Nothing that I do, I don’t ever do it just because,” Palmer tells Complex.
Palmer has been in the spotlight since she was a child and has delved into everything from singing, dancing, hosting talk shows, voice-over acting, and more. This may also arguably be the biggest year of her career after she starred in two of the summer’s biggest films, Jordan Peele’s Nope and Disney’s Lightyear, as well as launching her own projects. Aside from the podcast, she also started the digital platform KeyTV with the goal of opening doors for young creators looking to get their start in the entertainment industry.
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