i'm lil rel howery.as a self-titled ep coming out october 2nd, and tonight she is going to share a tribute to our dear friend naya rivera. music from riley is on the way. our guest tonight is a talented comedian originally from nigeria, who came all the way to the united states just to make you laugh. and she's an emmy-nominated actress, now, too, for "insecure" on hbo. please say hello to yvonne orji. what's up, girl? >> how you doin', friend? you look great. >> you look amazing. >> god bless it. i'll take it. >> now let me ask you this, first, because we got to get this out the way. how does that feel to hear "emmy-nominated actress"? >> i'm still getting used to it. you know, in the quarantine, everything's happening. everything's changing but you're still inside. so, you know, i think we were let outside, i would be hearing it more. every time i hear it when i'm inside, what you say? you talkin' to me? oh, that is me. i did do that. >> how did you find out? i heard kind of an interesting story about

show has a whole new line-up of guest hosts for you including david spade, jason derulo, and lil rel howeryt has played my tv daughter on black-ish since 2014. now she plays that character on her own show, attends harvard and is here to promote a movie i have nothing to do with. it's just like that song "cat's in the cradle", only more heartbreaking. she co-stars in the animated comedy adventure "fearless." >> please help me, just until i can send them back where they came from. >> wrangling space babies is not part of my schedule today, okay? >> hmm, you are pathetic. i've got to call my parents. >> thank you. >> mom, yeah. i know. this big project just got a lot bigger than i thought. >> "fearless" is currently available on netflix. please welcome yara shahidi. oh, my baby, my baby! >> hi! >> yara, so let's get straight to it. how have you been spending your quarantine time? what's been going on with you and the family? >> it's been pretty chill. we usually don't leave our house very often. i think it was five months in the first time my brother stepped his foot in a store with a mask on.