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Lena Waithe Is Giving Us All Relationship Goals

The Master of None star tells a story about moving to L.A., coming out and her changing relationship with her mom.

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Posted on March 17, 2016, at 12:13 p.m. ET

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Lena Waithe is an actor, writer, producer and all-around wonderful human being.

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She played Denise, everyone's favorite character on Master of None.

On a recent episode of BuzzFeed's podcast The Tell Show, she shared a story she hasn't told publicly before...

...about moving from Chicago to L.A. and coming out to her mom, sister and friends.

She schooled host Isaac Fitzgerald on the merits of a good love letter...

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"Here's the deal," she says. "It's an easy way to get a little romance out there."

Gave us all relationship goals...

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And answered the three questions we ask every guest on The Tell Show.

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For the full interview, listen here or subscribe to The Tell Show on iTunes...

Because season 2 of Master of None can't come soon enough.

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