World's richest actor hasn't act in films since 2022, still outranks Tom Cruise, Dwayne Johnson, Shah Rukh Khan
The world's richest actor hasn't faced the camera for last three years, but his fortune continues to soar. In fact, he is not as popular as Tom Cruise, Jerry Seinfeld, Dwayne Johnson or Shah Rukh Khan. Earlier, Forbes dropped its list of billionaires in the world for 2025 and revealed the realist actor in the world.
According to Forbes, Tyler Perry is the world's richest actor in 2025.
The actor, filmmaker has a net worth of $1.4 billion at 55 as per Forbes.
With the massive net worth, he outranks other popular actors including Jerry Seinfeld ($1.1 billion), Tom Cruise ($800 million), Shah Rukh Khan ($770 million), and Dwayne Johnson ($700 million).
Tyler Perry has written, produced and acted in several films, shows and plays. However, his most successful franchise is the Madea franchise. While he is not best known for any global hit, the series grossed over $660 million worldwide.
As per Forbes, 'Perry's wealth comes both from his cut as a producer and from a library dating back to the early 1990s: he owns 100% of the content he's created. In 2019, he opened Tyler Perry Studios, a 330-acre property in Atlanta with 12 sound stages and custom sets that include a to-scale White House.'
Beyond this, Tyler Perry also ventured into smart business investments that added significant weight to his financial empire. The magazine also mentioned, 'After seven years creating content for Oprah Winfrey's OWN, Perry struck a similar deal with Viacom in 2019, getting 25% of streaming service BET+.'
Perry took the joint 2356th spot in the Forbes list of billionaires, which featured 3000 billionaires across the globe.
Tyler Perry was last seen as an actor in the 2002 film A Madea Homecoming, based around the titular character. He also served as the writer, director and executive producer of the show.
Since then, he has not acted in films, though he continued to back them as a filmmaker. Among them were A Jazzman's Blues, Mea Culpa, Divorce in the Black and The Six Triple Eight.
His recent work as a director, producer and writer was Amazon Prime Video's Duplicity.
Tyler will be next seen reprising his iconic role in the upcoming Madea's Destination Wedding. He will also be working on Joy Ridge as the writer, director and producer at the same time.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
12 hours ago
- Time of India
Corey Perry confirms he will not retire yet as he eyes another full NHL season at age 40
Corey Perry #90 of the Edmonton Oilers and his son Griffen (Credit: Getty Image) As the Edmonton Oilers chase hockey's ultimate prize, one of their most seasoned veterans, Corey Perry, has made his plans clear. Meeting the media ahead of his fifth Stanley Cup Final appearance, Perry confirmed he will not retire this summer. Instead, the 40-year-old forward intends to play during the 2025-26 NHL season, further extending a career that continues to defy expectations. While the idea of a 'last dance' had floated around, Perry's decision is less about nostalgia and more about his belief in his game. He has shown he can still perform, and now he's committed to proving it again next season. Perry is still productive as the Oilers' veteran presence Though no longer the explosive scorer of his prime, Perry has found ways to adapt. His recent play for the Oilers speaks volumes. This season, he came close to hitting the 20-goal mark, something he had not done in nearly a decade. Coaches trust him, teammates rally around him, and his presence in the postseason is no coincidence; he has a proven track record of elevating his game when it matters most. Even with his contract expiring, the odds of a return to Edmonton seem high. The team respects his contributions, and Perry appears keen to remain part of the mix. As his postseason role continues, so too does the discussion about what lies ahead. MEDIA DAY | Corey Perry 06.03.25 A career still burning with motivation and grit The hunger to compete has never left Perry. After being a part of four Cup Final losses with different teams, this year's run with the Oilers feels like unfinished business. His drive to win again, coupled with his physical durability, shows why retirement is not yet on his mind. He is not chasing legacy, he already has that. Instead, Perry seems focused on proving he still belongs. His body is holding up, his instincts are sharp, and he has adapted his game to stay relevant. The fire to keep playing, to keep contributing, and perhaps to win one more championship, still fuels him. Read more: Tyler Kleven eyes bigger role with Ottawa Senators after signing new contract extension In an era where longevity is rare, Corey Perry continues to stretch the limits. Whether he stays in Edmonton or moves on, one thing is certain, this is not the end of the line.
Time of India
a day ago
- Time of India
Corey Perry shuts down retirement rumors and confirms NHL return as Stanley Cup Final approaches
Corey Perry, one of the NHL's most seasoned veterans, isn't hanging up his skates just yet. As the Edmonton Oilers gear up for the Stanley Cup Final, the 40-year-old winger has silenced retirement rumors with a bold announcement. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Despite nearing free agency, Perry confirmed he plans to return for a 21st season, proving he still has plenty left to give. Corey Perry shuts down retirement rumors as Stanley Cup Final looms As the Edmonton Oilers gear up for their first Stanley Cup Final appearance since 1990, veteran forward Corey Perry is already thinking ahead to what's next—and no, it's not retirement. Now 40 years old and in his 20th NHL season, Perry continues to defy expectations. He's proven this postseason that he still brings tremendous value to a contending team. Despite being one of the league's oldest active players, Perry confirmed to reporters that he has 'no intention of retiring just yet,' according to Chris Johnston of The Athletic. That clears up any retirement speculation—and adds intrigue to his pending free agency. Veteran forward wants more as he eyes free agency after playoff run Perry's one-year deal with Edmonton will expire at the end of the 2024–25 season, setting him up to enter the unrestricted free agent market once again. While it's unclear if the Oilers will offer a new deal, there's no question Perry has shown he still has gas left in the tank. During the regular season, Perry skated in 81 games, notching 30 points—including 11 goals—while logging nearly 12 minutes of ice time per game. But it's his playoff production that's turned heads: seven goals and 10 points in 16 postseason contests, serving as a clutch performer in the team's deep run. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Though he's no longer the nearly point-per-game player he once was during his peak with the Anaheim Ducks, Perry's leadership and timely scoring are the kind of assets every playoff contender craves. Perry isn't rushing his next move just yet. He remains focused on helping Edmonton capture its first Stanley Cup since 1990—a milestone that would give him his second career title, the first coming with Anaheim in 2007. Also Read: Regardless of where he lands next, Perry's mindset is clear: he's not done. And for teams in need of a proven playoff presence with a wealth of experience, his return for a 21st NHL season will make him a valuable target once free agency opens.
India.com
a day ago
- India.com
Bollywood's richest family has no superstars, still richer than Bachchans, Kapoors, Khans, Chopras, once sold fruits, now worth Rs..., they are..
Bollywood's richest family has no superstars, still richer than Bachchans, Kapoors, Khans, Chopras, once sold fruits, now worth Rs..., they are.. From Kapoors to Chopras, the Hindi cinema has seen few prominent wealthy families that have ruled the Indian cinema, and are responsible for launching stars and producing blockbuster films. Yet, none of them are as rich as this family, who once started as fruit vendors, now amass extravagant wealth without backing of any big superstar. It is none other than the Kumars, owners of T-Series, the family who has surpassed net worth of Khans, Bachchans and Chopras, according to the Hurun Rich List. The latest edition of Indian list from Hurun released last year, and revealed Bhushan Kumar's family, the richest in Bollywood, with net worth at $1.2 billion (over ₹10,000 crore). The tag, which was once claimed by the Kapoors, having net worth of Rs 2000 crore, is now ultimately shifted to the Kumars. The second on the place after Kumars is Yash Chopra's family, with combined reported net worth of Rs 8000 crore. Shah Rukh Khan, Bollywood's wealthiest actor, his familial net worth is Rs 7800 crore, according to Forbes. Well, The Kumars journey to success started with humble earnings. Just one generation ago, Gulshan Kumar, father of Bhushan Kumar, was a fruit vendor in Delhi. His career transformed in the 1970s when he began business of selling music cassettes. From there, the family launched their own record label, Super Cassettes, which later developed into T-Series. Currently, Bhushan Kumar leads the family business, as the chairman and managing director of T-Series. Supported, by his uncle Krishan Kumar, who manages the company's operations, he has two sisters- Tulsi and Khushali Kumar, who are involved in the entertainment sectors. While Tulsi is a well-known playback singer, Khushali is an actress. His wife, Divya Khosla Kumar, producer and director, also holds shares in the company. The Kumars draw a bulk of income from T-Series, one of India's biggest music labels and production companies. According to Industry insiders, Bhushan Kumar hold 80% of family's collective net worth. Meanwhile, his sisters Tulsi and Khushali Kumar reportedly own Rs 250 crore and Rs 100 crore net worth. Well, T-Series also has several other subsidiaries and an acting school in Noida.
