Plot Synopsis

LIVING WITH FUNNY is a half-hour reality series that follows five comedians -- Brandon T. Jackson, DeRay Davis, Michael Blackson, Erik Rivera and Adam Hunter -- when these entertainers drop the mic and head home to their family, friends and significant others. The series delivers a glimpse into their at-home lives and the love and relationships that make them who they are. In the series premiere, Brandon annoys Denise when he takes her out to lunch and can't focus on what's in front of him. Georgia finds a condom in the house and urges Michael to have 'the talk' with his son. Deray and his two girlfriends, Coco & Caro, host a house party but he ends up looking like a clown. About the cast:

Brandon T. Jackson & girlfriend Denise Xavier: When Brandon isn't on set or on the stage, he is home with his girlfriend, Denise, a dental hygienist, who wants him to step it up in the romance department.

DeRay Davis & girlfriends Coco and Caro: While juggling a girlfriend and a career can have its challenges, DeRay is faced with double the trouble -- with not one, but two girlfriends, Coco and Caro. The ladies try their best to manage DeRay's larger than life personality, while he attempts to navigate his star power and find time for the women in his life and his teenage daughter Brook.

Michael Blackson & girlfriend Georgia Reign: Off the stage, there is never a dull moment in Michael's personal life, thanks to his four boys and passionate relationship with Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Georgia Reign. They moved in together after only a few weeks of dating and have been acting like a married couple ever since.

Erik Rivera & wife Katie Rivera: When most standup comedians are going out to the bar after a show, he heads home to be Mr. Mom and catch up on his sleep. Married to his wife Katie for five years, the duo have a three-year-old son. Erik and Katie share a resilient bond; however their relationship will be tested as they juggle their career goals and family responsibilities.

Adam Hunter: His career success hasn't entirely translated to his personal life and this bachelor is still looking for someone to come home to at night. Adam is on a quest to find out what he's doing wrong in dating and seeks advice from his three-time divorced father and his fellow entertainers.