The comedy world is heartbroken over the loss of Ralphie May, the beloved comedian known for his Southern charm, honest humor, and unforgettable stage presence. He was found dead at home, leaving fans and fellow comics in shock.
Born in Chattanooga and inspired by greats like Richard Pryor, Ralphie rose to fame on Last Comic Standing in 2003. His raw, relatable humor—often pulled from his own life—earned him a devoted following.
Despite ongoing health battles, Ralphie never stopped performing. His hit specials like Girth of a Nation and Too Big to Ignore showcased not just his talent, but his heart.
Tributes are pouring in, honoring the laughter, kindness, and warmth he gave so freely. Ralphie May may be gone, but the joy he shared will echo on.
