Rain Pryor

In 2015, Rain received the inaugural British Urban Film Festival honorary award from Ellen Thomas (actress) on behalf of her father for his outstanding contribution to film and television. The festival also screened the UK premiere of "That Daughter's Crazy" a documentary about her life, living in the spotlight of her famous father.

In 2012, Rain was named the artistic director of Baltimore's Strand Theater.

In 2007, she began dating Yale Partlow, a Baltimore nursing student/meditation teacher who later became a police officer. After many miscarriages, she gave birth to their daughter Lotus Marie on April 1, 2008. Partlow and Pryor divorced in 2014. Pryor currently resides in Baltimore with daughter Lotus and husband, Dave Vane.

Harper Collins published her book Jokes My Father Never Taught Me in 2006.

Pryor created and toured in the award-winning show based on her life, Fried Chicken and Latkes, in 2004 and 2005. She appeared in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2006.

In 2002, Pryor married family therapist Kevin Kindlin; they divorced in 2006.

Pryor is also a jazz/blues vocalist since 1993, having played to sold-out crowds in Los Angeles, DC, Hong Kong, Scotland and London, where she released a performance CD, Rain Pryor Live in London. Her live cabaret show received four stars and was critically acclaimed "not to be missed."

Pryor graduated from Beverly Hills High School in 1987.

Rain Pryor (born July 16, 1969) is an American actress and comedian. She is the daughter of comedian Richard Pryor.

Pryor was born in Los Angeles, California, the daughter of Shelley R. (née Bonus) and comedian Richard Pryor. Rain Pryor's mother was a Jewish go-go dancer and Rain was largely raised with her Jewish maternal grandparents, who taught her about Jewish culture. Her award-winning solo show Fried Chicken and Latkes explores racism in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In regard to her background, Pryor has joked that while growing up she felt "proud, but guilty about it."