Who is Too Hot to Handle narrator Desiree Burch?
Get the biggest TV headlines straight to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Too Hot to Handles long-awaited season two finally kicked off on June 23, bringing plenty of drama, raunchy antics - and lots of rule-breaking. The Netflix popular show features robot Lana, in charge of punishing and ruling over the THTH casts activities, and is narrated by the popular American comedian, Desiree Burch. Desiree, who also narrated the first season of the "no-dating dating" reality show, has been praised for her story-telling talents. In an interview with Oprah Magazine, producer Louise Peet said: "Her voice was just so perfect for that because shes warm and non-judgmental, which is key. "We are not judging these people. It was key to just be on their side." Here's everything you need to know about her career leading up to Too Hot To Handle. Desiree graduated from Yale University with a Bachelors in Theater Studies. During her time at university, she worked as a professional dominatrix in New York. In a 2019 interview, she explained: "I got paid to beat guys up like every woman wants. "That was a way to make money like many of the amazing women I worked with. "They were in school, they were actors, or they were doing other things, they were nurses." After moving to London, the 42-year-old presenter and comedian appeared on Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week, QI and Have I Got News For You, among others. However, it was her dominatrix job that served as the basis for her own stand-up show, Unf*ckable. The project was described as a "raw and raucous hour from a virtuoso storyteller" in which the comedian laid out a "roadmap for escaping the cycle of silence and self-loathing that comes from always being taken for a ride." In an interview with The List, Desiree explained that her stand-up show took on "sex, work, sex work, and how to keep sex from becoming work." She said: "I talk about the commodification of my black, female, plus-sized body, and how that work helped me to recognise other places in my life where those elements are at play. "In many ways, it's about reclaiming the self and one's own value, by trying to discover what it's worth." Desiree hosted Flinch (a Netflix game show where contestants have to avoid flinching under any circumstances), and she appeared as a contestant on the BBC's Best Home Cook. She's also appearing on the next series of Taskmaster. Desiree has also tried her hand at acting, and has appeared on Master Of None, Jack in a Box, and TV movie A Proposal.