Cecily Strong

Cecily Strong was born on February 8, 1984, in Springfield, Illinois, USA as Cecily Legler Strong. She is an actor and producer, known for Saturday Night Live (1975), Ghostbusters (2016) and The Boss (2016).Attended Oak Park River Forest High School and Chicago Academy of Arts, graduating in 2002.She was an Latina in her debut show on "Saturday Night Live" although she does not have a Hispanic heritage. Graduated from California Institute of Arts with the BFA in Theatre. Bill Strong, her father was the head of the Associated Press bureau at the Illinois Statehouse. He performed in the Gridiron show, which the state corps put on. He was a governor impersonator. He is a big supporter of Cecily. [joking about intruders at White House] The President saw the bellhops and said, "Finally some decent security." (joking about Barney Frank] Memories Pizza attempted to host the event, but they knew the news that Barney Frank was coming. Barney Thank you for everything. We could have had the world-famous Indiana pizza. Joking about Hillary Clinton] Now Naomi (Campbell) is lucky Hillary Clinton is not here. It's possible to shoot your BlackBerry at Hillary Clinton and she'd delete everything. Hillary Clinton claimed that she used her private mail because she didn’t want to make use of more devices than she already owned. Now if that is familiar, that's because it's the rules of the sexual contract in Fifty Shades of Grey. We'll have a better relationship with Israel during the next administration in the event that Israel is generously supporting the Clinton Foundation. Rand Paul jokes about Rand Paul. He's just taking control of the family business which is not getting elected President.



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