During the 1980s and 1990s, Rhonda Hansome's career was a vibrant blend of comedy, acting, and television appearances. As a puppeteer on "Saturday Night Live's" debut episode, she brought the Muppet Vazh to life, showcasing her unique talent and versatility. In the film "Pretty Woman" (1990), her role as Bermuda added a memorable touch to the iconic romantic comedy. Beyond these, she was the movie reviewer for "The Joan Rivers Show", further cementing her presence in the entertainment industry.

 

Rhonda's stand-up comedy saw her opening for legends like Aretha Franklin and Diana Ross, and she made notable appearances on TV shows like "Louie," "Caroline's Comedy Hour," "Arsenio Hall," "Evening at the Improv," and "Showtime at the Apollo." Her performances were marked by a sharp wit and insightful commentary on social issues, making her a beloved figure in the comedy scene of that era.