History Creator / ChrisDElia

In 2020, D'Elia was accused of sexual misconduct with several underage girls; he has denied the allegations. Following the allegations, he was dropped by his agency, a completed role he had shot for Creator/ZackSnyder's ''Film/ArmyOfTheDead'' was replaced in post by Creator/TigNotaro, and Creator/ComedyCentral removed a stand-up special of his from their website alongside an episode of ''Series/{{Workaholics}}'' that featured him playing a child molester (which the network also pulled from streaming).

In 2020, D'Elia was accused of engaging in sexual misconduct with several underage girls; he has denied the allegations. He was dropped by his agency, a completed role he had shot for Creator/ZackSnyder's ''Film/ArmyOfTheDead'' was replaced in post by Creator/TigNotaro, and Creator/ComedyCentral removed a 2013 stand-up special of his from their website alongside an episode of ''Series/{{Workaholics}}'' that featured him playing a child molester (which the network also pulled from streaming). In February 2021, D'Elia addressed the allegations in a [=YouTube=] video, apologizing to all who had been affected but stating that he "[stands] by the fact that all [his] relationships have been consensual and legal." In March 2021, D'Elia was sued by a woman who alleged sexual abuse and solicitation of explicit pictures when she was underage; around a month later, the woman reportedly withdrew the lawsuit.

In 2020, D'Elia was accused of sexual misconduct by several underage girls; he has denied the allegations. He was dropped by his agency, a completed role he had shot for Creator/ZackSnyder's ''Film/ArmyOfTheDead'' was replaced in post by Creator/TigNotaro, and Creator/ComedyCentral removed a 2013 stand-up special of his from their website alongside an episode of ''Series/{{Workaholics}}'' that featured him playing a child molester (which the network also pulled from streaming). In February 2021, D'Elia addressed the allegations in a [=YouTube=] video, apologizing to all who had been affected but stating that he "[stands] by the fact that all [his] relationships have been consensual and legal." In March 2021, D'Elia was sued by a woman who alleged sexual abuse and solicitation of explicit pictures when she was underage; around a month later, the woman reportedly withdrew the lawsuit.

Christopher 'Chris' William D'Elia (March 29, 1980) is an American stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and podcast host best known for ''Film/CelesteAndJesseForever'' (2012), ''Series/GloryDaze'' (2010-2011), and ''Film/LittleEvil'' (2017).

He was married to Emily Montague. His parents are Creator/BillDElia and Ellie D'Elia.

Since 2020, D'Elia has been accused of targeting underage roles and has been facing legal action and getting fired from various projects.

* 2015: ''Bridgit Mendler: Undateable'' as Chris D'Elia
* 2019: ''Logic Feat. Eminem: Homicide'' as Emniem