Superwoman Lilly Singh becomes the first Indian woman to host a late-night show

Indians continue to break into the corridors of soft power with the world, the latest being YouTube star and social media Lilly Singh, who has been asked to host her own late-night TV show, who will make it the first woman

Singh, better known as his alter-ego Superowman, first attracted public attention through his YouTube channel of the same name, which is has become popular with people all over the world, especially The Indian Diaspora, for its sense of humor and sense of purpose, supports gender relations, NRI ways and habits typical of Indian parents, which whatever the country in which they live.

The Indo-Canadian comedian will take over Carson Daly 1:30 pm on NBC, making her one of the few women to host a late-night talk show on a broadcast network, a costume that includes Samantha Bee and Busy Philipps.
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Singh made the official announcement while appearing in another late-night show, specifically The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon .

It's official. Ya girl gets her own show @nbc late at night … A little late with Lilly Singh. Thank you very much for being here. I am so grateful. 1965

Thanks @jimmyfallon @sethmeyers pic.twitter.com/h44HoPRtel

– Lilly Singh (@IISuperwomanII) Mar. 15, 2019

The show called A little late with Lilly Singh will see her arrange interviews with celebrities, as well as pre-recorded comedy sketches and other "signature elements". The series will be aired from September 2002.

Singh has recently become bibadual on Twitter, writing "Female, Colorful, Bibadual" with emoji tick boxes checked in green. "Throughout my life, these obstacles have proven to be obstacles from time to time, but now I embrace them as my superpowers," Singh wrote, adding, "No matter how many" boxes "are ticked, encourages you to do the same. "His coming was greeted with tremendous encouragement and support on social networks by people of all bad, baduality and all skin types.