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Meet queer comedian Robby Hoffman, who plays Randi on Hacks
Sumnima Kand · 2026-04-20 · via South China Morning Post

HBO’s hit comedy series Hacks released its fifth and final season on April 9.

A scene from the first episode of Hack’s fifth season. Photo: @hacks/Instagram

A scene from the first episode of Hack’s fifth season. Photo: @hacks/Instagram

Starring actress Jean Smart as Deborah Vance, a legendary comedian, and Hannah Einbinder as Ava Daniels, a young up-and-coming writer and Vance’s assistant, the show revolves around the complicated relationship between the two women.

Robby Hoffman attends the Los Angeles premiere of Hack’s fifth and final season in Los Angeles. Photo: AFP

Robby Hoffman attends the Los Angeles premiere of Hack’s fifth and final season in Los Angeles. Photo: AFP

Last season, Hacks introduced a new character, Randi, played by comedian Robby Hoffman, as an assistant for Megan Stalter and Paul W. Down’s characters. Hoffman quickly became the show’s latest breakout actress thanks to Randi’s scene-stealing one-liners and quirky personality. She has since earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress for her role.

Here’s everything you need to know about Hacks star Robby Hoffman.

She was initially studying to become an accountant

Robby Hoffman at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in March. Photo: @robbyhoffman/Instagram

Robby Hoffman at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in March. Photo: @robbyhoffman/Instagram

The seventh of 10 children, Hoffman was born in December 1989 in New York and raised by her single mother in a Hasidic Jewish household. Her family later moved to Montreal, Canada.

The comedian has spoken extensively about living in poverty throughout her childhood and how she attended McGill University in Canada in hopes of building a stable life. “I don’t enjoy being poor. I like to sleep, I like not to have those worries. I thought school would be my ticket out of that situation,” Hoffman said in an interview with Forbes.

After her college graduation, she was enrolled in the school’s CPA programme to become a chartered professional accountant, but dropped out only hours into her first day to pursue a career in comedy instead.

Hoffman would regularly perform bits for her friends at dinner parties, and performed her first stand-up routine at an art loft in Montreal shortly after her graduation. She recalled almost fainting and being unable to finish her set. However, she asked the set manager to let her try again and soon enough, she was a regular, per Jewish Journal.