Drew Carey $167 million, Drew Carey is an Ohio-born comedian, actor, writer, and host, with an estimated net worth of $165 million dollars. Most widely recognized for his role on "The Drew Carey Show", and as the host of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?", Drew Carey is also a photographer and a minority owner of the Seattle Sounders FC. He is currently the host of "The Price is Right".
His impressive net worth is the result of many years in comedy. Most widely recognized for his role on "The Drew Carey Show", and as the host of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?", Drew Carey is also a photographer and a minority owner of the Seattle Sounders FC.
He is currently the host of "The Price is Right". In addition to his success in television comedy and in the world of game shows, Carey is also famous for his activism toward the cause of public libraries. He often donates time and money to keeping the libraries of America open and operational. Carey, in a somewhat counterintuitive move due to his interest in libraries, is also an outspoken member of the Libertarian party, who has called for limited government and lower taxes.
But, in the eyes of most of the viewing public, he remains lovable old Drew, with his trademark spectacles and slightly nervous onscreen persona. And with his current gig at "The Price Is Right," it's a safe bet that he will remain a television fixture for many years to come.
His impressive net worth is the result of many years in comedy. Most widely recognized for his role on "The Drew Carey Show", and as the host of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?", Drew Carey is also a photographer and a minority owner of the Seattle Sounders FC.
He is currently the host of "The Price is Right". In addition to his success in television comedy and in the world of game shows, Carey is also famous for his activism toward the cause of public libraries. He often donates time and money to keeping the libraries of America open and operational. Carey, in a somewhat counterintuitive move due to his interest in libraries, is also an outspoken member of the Libertarian party, who has called for limited government and lower taxes.
But, in the eyes of most of the viewing public, he remains lovable old Drew, with his trademark spectacles and slightly nervous onscreen persona. And with his current gig at "The Price Is Right," it's a safe bet that he will remain a television fixture for many years to come.
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