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It’s amazing how Druski went from a cameo in a Drake video to a social media sensation in such a short period. With three million-plus followers hanging on to his every post, the comedian has carved his lane of funny content that keeps his fans wanting more from him.
Now, Druski is taking his talents to an even bigger stage: hosting The Off-Season Tour with none other than J. Cole. In between tour stops, he’s still churning out the viral skits that launched his rise to fame. Whether he’s poking fun at everyday situations or delivering laugh-out-loud characters, Druski knows how to keep audiences entertained.
But behind all the laughs is a deeper story. Druski’s success started with a simple goal: to prove to his family—and himself—that he could make it in the entertainment world. What began as a dream has turned into a reality, one viral moment at a time.
From making jokes on Instagram to being on stage with one of hip-hop’s biggest names, the rise of Druski is truly testament to hard work, faith, and a stay-true mindset into his style. And by any indication, millions of fans and countless laughs this shall be just the beginning of it all.
Druski’s family members are a far cry from the funny genius. In fact, his parents initially weren’t happy with his career choice, either. That only provokes the curiosity of his fans, who want to know who Druski’s parents and siblings are. So we reveal his background right here.
Druski’s Parents
Druski was born Drew Desbordes on September 12, 1994. He was born in Maryland, but grew up in Gwinnett County in Georgia.
Drew is the older of two kids born to Capt. David McLain Desbordes and Cheryl Desbordes. Both his parents are academically inclined and boast accomplished careers.
So when their son decided to pursue a career in entertainment, it didn’t go down so well with David and Cheryl.
Drew said that “upset” didn’t even begin to cover it. “My mom used to lose it—like literally cry,” he recalled in an interview with GQ.
When Drew dropped out of college, his mother was disappointed and his grandmother threatened to cut him off.
That only served as his determination to prove them wrong, and he went on to become a comedian with appeal not only in the conventional comedy clubs, but also on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
Druski’s Father
Druski’s father David graduated from Howard University where he was part of the ROTC program. He was awarded candidacy to the U.S. Air Force Academy, completed flight officers training, and served the U.S. Air Force.
After leaving at the rank of captain, he served in the Pittsburgh National Guard where he was promoted to major. After leaving the armed forces, he became a commercial pilot with United Airlines.
Druski’s Mother
Drew Desbordes’ mother Cheryl holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in public health from the University of Maryland Baltimore County and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, respectively. Since the ‘80s, she has worked in state departments.
Some of Cheryl’s most prominent tenures were at the State of Georgia Department of Public Health, the State of Georgia DHR, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the DeKalb County Board of Health, and the Georgia Department of Vital Records. Her occasional social media activity recently has been about fact-checking state guidelines regarding COVID-19 measures.
When Druski quit college and moved in with his mother, she wasn’t very happy. Especially because she was dipping into her retirement savings to put him through college.
When he was staging his Internet skits in the living room, it only annoyed Cheryl further. His mom’s frustration spurred Druski to improve his content and build his followership.
Now Cheryl probably sees that her son is a star on the rise. But she still hopes the Sneakin’ In With Druski host will go back to school and complete his degree.
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Druski’s Siblings
Drew Desbordes has a younger sister, Nadia Desbordes, who was born in 2006. Nadia is a standout volleyball player in high school. She is set to graduate in 2024 with opportunities to play collegiate volleyball.
