Popular YouTuber Lilly Singh is set to shoot the upcoming season of her podcast Shame Less with Lilly Singh in India, and has assembled a strong roster of guests, promising a star-studded season
Lilly Singh
After a dazzling year of high-profile international arrivals — from Travis Scott setting the internet ablaze to Enrique Iglesias, Calvin Harris, Shawn Mendes, Ed Sheeran and Jackson Wang touching down in India — it seems the global spotlight is only getting sharper. Another major international name is on the way: award-winning actress, writer, producer and gender-equality advocate Lilly Singh.
About Lilly Singh's India visit
A source confirms, “Lilly is coming to India to shoot the biggest season yet of her acclaimed podcast Shame Less With Lilly Singh, which is powered by Unicorn Island Fund — her non-profit dedicated to championing girls and women worldwide and changing how their stories are told.”
The source adds, “A massive, glittering lineup of India’s top superstars has already confirmed to film with Lilly for this season. The list is being guarded closely, but insiders describe it as one of the strongest guest rosters ever assembled for an international podcast filmed in India.”
In a year where some of the world’s biggest global artists have chosen India as a key stop, Lilly’s visit continues the momentum. A source observes, “Everyone from Hollywood is coming to India — the interest is unbelievable. And now Lilly is arriving to create something truly special. This season is going to be huge.”
Another insider reveals, “Lilly will land in India soon for a tightly packed schedule, with filming planned throughout the week — day and night — as she collaborates with some of the biggest superstars in Indian entertainment. With Shame Less With Lilly Singh already delivering over 35 million views globally, this is the show’s most ambitious and star-studded edition yet.”
Lilly Singh becomes a 'Dr.'
Just last month, on 14 October 2025, York University conferred the honorary Doctor of Laws degree upon Lilly Singh during its fall convocation ceremony. She was recognised for her "contributions to community building and accomplishments in pop culture and entertainment." She was honoured for her contributions to amplifying conversations about gender equality, mental health, and the representation of minorities in media. Her work has impacted not just people in the US and Canada but also reached Europe and Asia, showing how social media can shape public discourse globally.
Her honorary degree is emblematic of the societal and cultural shift in the perception of digital creators, as universities have begun to acknowledge contributions to society beyond traditional academic achievements.
Singh had graduated from the university with a degree in psychology back in 2010.
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