Biography
Mary Elizabeth Ellis, born May 11, 1979, in Laurel, Mississippi, is an American actress and writer known for her quirky and memorable performances in television and film. She gained prominence for her role as The Waitress on the hit comedy series It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, earning a devoted fanbase. Ellis has also appeared in shows like New Girl, House of Lies, and Santa Clarita Diet. Known for her comedic timing and unique on-screen presence, she has built a reputation as a versatile actress capable of both humor and depth. Ellis continues to be a prominent figure in contemporary television comedy.

Career Life
Mary Elizabeth Ellis began her career in theater, performing in regional and off-Broadway productions before transitioning to television and film. Her breakthrough role came as The Waitress on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, where her recurring appearances became iconic. She has also had significant roles in New Girl, House of Lies, and Santa Clarita Diet, showcasing her range in both comedy and drama. In addition to acting, Ellis has contributed as a writer and producer on select projects. Her career reflects a commitment to versatile performances and a consistent presence in acclaimed TV series, earning her respect among peers and fans alike.

Personal Life
Mary Elizabeth Ellis was born in Laurel, Mississippi, and developed an early interest in acting. She attended the University of Mississippi and later pursued formal training in theater, shaping her professional foundation. Ellis is married to actor Charlie Day, her co-star on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and the couple has a child together. Known for her grounded personality, Ellis maintains a balance between her career and family life. She enjoys writing, performing, and staying involved in creative projects behind the scenes. Despite her public recognition, she values privacy and is admired for her professionalism, wit, and dedication both on and off screen.