Kevin Hart Net Worth (Money & Salary)

What is Kevin Hart’s net worth?

An American comedian, producer, spokesman, and actor, Kevin Hart boasts a net worth of $450 million. He ranks among the highest-paid entertainers globally. During a standard touring year, he can effortlessly rake in $50 to $60 million from various income sources. For instance, between August 2015 and August 2016, he earned $90 million through touring, films, merchandise, endorsements, and more. In the period from June 2017 to June 2018, he amassed $60 million, and he earned another $60 million from June 2018 to June 2019. In the subsequent year, his earnings totaled $40 million. As highlighted in the following paragraph, the most significant component of Kevin Hart’s net worth is his majority stake in the media company HeartBeat, which was valued at $650 million in May 2022.

Beginning his journey as a stand-up comedian, Hart performed in clubs and venues throughout the United States. His unique style of storytelling, high-energy delivery, and relatable humor quickly attracted a loyal fan base.

Hart’s fame surged with his comedy specials, including “I’m a Grown Little Man,” “Seriously Funny,” and “Laugh at My Pain.” These specials highlighted his talent for resonating with audiences through his personal stories and self-deprecating humor.

Beyond his success in stand-up, Hart has made a significant impact in the film industry as well. He has appeared in several box office successes, such as “Ride Along,” “Central Intelligence,” “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” and its sequel, “Jumanji: The Next Level.”

HartBeat Valuation

In May 2022, Kevin successfully raised $100 million for a new media venture named HartBeat. The investment, made by a private equity firm called Abry Partners, assigned HartBeat a valuation of $650 million. Not only did Kevin earn the majority of that $100 million investment, but at this valuation, his 85% remaining stake amounts to $552 million.

Early Life

Born on July 6, 1979, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Kevin Hart was raised alongside his older brother Robert by their mother, Nancy, who worked as a systems analyst in the Office of Student Registration and Financial Services at the University of Pennsylvania. After graduating from George Washington High School, Hart briefly attended the Community College of Philadelphia before dropping out to relocate to New York City and eventually the Boston area, where he worked as a shoe salesman.

Career

Hart ventured into comedy after participating in an amateur night at a club in the Philadelphia area. His initial performance took place at The Laff House in Philadelphia. However, success did not come instantly; Hart faced multiple instances of being booed off the stage. Early in his career, he attempted to mimic other comedians, including Chris Tucker, but eventually recognized this approach was ineffective and revamped his performance.

In 2009, Hart launched his comedy tour titled “I’m a Grown Little Man,” which was followed by “Seriously Funny” in 2010, “Laugh at My Pain” in 2011, and “Let Me Explain” in 2013. The latter two performances were also released in theaters as feature films. He generated over $15 million from the “Laugh at My Pain” tour alone, making it one of the best-selling comedy tours of that year.

In Texas, Hart commenced his “What Now?” Tour in April 2015. Subsequently, in July of the same year, Universal Pictures revealed that “Kevin Hart: What Now?” was set for a theatrical release on October 14, 2016. He continued this trend with the “Irresponsible” tour and its release in 2019, as well as “Zero F**ks Given” in 2020, for which he received a nomination for Best Comedy Album at the 2022 Grammys.

Success

Kevin’s initial breakthrough transpired after he featured on Comedy Central with “I’m a Grown Little Man” and “Seriously Funny.” From that point, he secured roles and gained broader recognition in films like “The 40-Year-Old Virgin,” “Soul Plane,” and “Little Fockers.” Since that time, Kevin has been a frequent presence in numerous films and TV shows, while also upholding one of the most demanding national comedy touring schedules. As of this moment, his films have amassed over $1.3 billion globally at the box office. Other significant films in his repertoire include “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” (and its sequel released in 2019), “The Secret Life of Pets” (which also had a sequel in 2019), “Central Intelligence,” and “Get Hard,” featuring alongside Will Ferrell. In 2022, he starred alongside Mark Wahlberg in “Me Time.”

In January 2021, Hart secured a first-look deal with Netflix. The comedy heist film “Lift” is expected to debut in January 2024. He also had a role in Netflix’s “Fatherhood,” released in June 2021.

Other Ventures

In 2017, Kevin introduced an underwear line in collaboration with Tommy John. The following year, he launched a comedy streaming service named Laugh Out Loud, which also features a radio show on Sirius Satellite Radio. To date, this LOL network has accrued hundreds of millions of views on its videos. Additionally, he has established endorsement deals and/or partnerships with major brands including Samsung, Wrangler, AT&T, Mountain Dew, and PokerStars.

Kevin has undertaken a series of highly productive comedy tours. The “What Now?” tour incorporated 168 shows worldwide from April 2015 to August 2016. The “Irresponsible Tour” comprised 119 shows between September 2017 and January 2019, with his touring activities yielding approximately $70 million annually during a tour year.

In 2009, Kevin founded HartBeat Productions. Presently, the company employs over 40 people responsible for managing his movie, television, comedy, and radio productions.

In August 2022, he launched a vegetarian restaurant called Hart House, aimed at developing a chain that rivals fast-food alternatives by providing flavorful plant-based options. The first location opened in Los Angeles, featuring a straightforward menu of veggie burgers and Chick’n products.

Personal Life

Kevin’s first marriage was to comedian Torrei Hart, which lasted from 2003 until 2010. They had two children together, but the marriage eventually ended. Hart sought joint custody of their daughter, Heaven Leigh, born in 2005, and son, Hendrix, born in 2007. Their divorce was finalized in November 2011.

On August 13, 2016, Hart wed Eniko Parrish in Santa Barbara, California. Their son, Kenzo Kash, was born in November 2017. A month following Kenzo’s birth, Hart publicly admitted to infidelity while Eniko was pregnant. Their daughter.

In September 2020, Kaori Mai entered the world.

Kevin has shared in his standup routine the challenges he faced in his relationship with his father. His father, Henry Witherspoon, struggled with severe cocaine addiction for many years, creating tension in both their bond and Kevin’s upbringing. During Kevin’s childhood, his father frequently cycled in and out of prison. To help his family cope with the difficulties stemming from their father’s addiction, Kevin developed his sense of humor. He fondly recalls his mother in his act, yet tragically, she passed away from cancer in 2006.

In April 2013, Hart underwent a field sobriety test, which he failed after narrowly avoiding colliding with a tanker truck on a Los Angeles freeway. This incident led to his booking for misdemeanor DUI. By August of the same year, he was sentenced to a probation period of three years.

In August 2019, Kevin endured a serious car accident while riding as a passenger in a friend’s 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, which veered off the road into a ditch in Malibu.

An enthusiastic poker player, as of September 2020, Kevin Hart had amassed $47,828 in live tournament winnings.

Kevin Hart Height

What is Kevin Hart’s height? He stands at 5 feet 4 inches tall.

Real Estate

Kevin acquired a house in Tarzana, California in 2012 for $1.99 million and went on to sell it for $2.75 million in mid-2019. Currently, his main residence is a sprawling mansion situated in a gated community in Calabasas, California. He purchased the undeveloped 26-acre plot of land in 2015 for $1.35 million. Over the next two years, he sought approval and planned for the construction of a home on this lot. Finally receiving approval in April 2017, he invested $5 million to create an exquisite compound, with the primary residence measuring 9,600 square feet and styled in a Spanish villa aesthetic.

It was reported in 2021 that Kevin Hart acquired the adjoining mansion in Calabasas for $7 million, which increased his property total to 42 acres in the Los Angeles suburb.