Whitney Cummings Net Worth, Biography, Career, Family, Influences

Whitney Cummings Net Worth, Biography, Career, Family, Influences – Whitney Ann Cummings is a very famous American stand-up comedian, podcaster, director, creative writer, cooperative producer, and wonderful actress. She is well recognized as an actress for appearing in “Whitney” from 2011 to 2013. She made a fortune as a producer due to the growth (mostly through transmission royalties) of the “2 Broke Girls” sitcom she co-created, which aired from 2011 to 2017.

Whitney Cummings net worth is $30 Million. To know more about Whitney Cummings life, read out the article. This article covers all aspects of Whitney Cummings life including her personal and professional life including net worth, early life, and career life.

Whitney Cummings Net Worth:

She’s only 38 years old, but she already has a $30 million net worth. Whitney Cummings has turned her stand-up comedy skills into a great career as a director, writer, producer, and performer in a variety of television shows and films. Following her graduation from college, Cummings launched her stand-up career.

She developed a unique relationship with the comedy community as a result of her participation in comedy specials, which led to acting parts, writing, directing, and producing jobs, as well as the creation of television shows. Here’s how Whitney Cummings came to have a $30 million net worth.

Whitney Cummings Biography:

Name	Whitney Ann Cummings
Birthday	4 September 1982
Birthplace	Washington, D.C, United States of America
Gender	Female
Age	39 yrs
Nationality	American
Profession	Stand up comedian, podcaster, producer, actress, director
Zodiac sign	Virgo
Marital status	In a relationship
Boyfriend	Miles Skinner
Children	No
Net Worth	$30 Million

Whitney Cummings Early Life:

Whitney Cummings was born on September 4, 1982, in Washington, DC. Her mother Patti employed at Mazza Gallery for Neiman Marcus as a public affairs director, and her father Eric was a lawyer and venture entrepreneur. Whitney grew raised with her older sister and stepbrother in the Georgetown neighborhood. Whitney has always thoroughly enjoyed her friends and family laughing, and she has shown talent since she was a child.

Which School did Whitney Cummings attend?

She studied at Washington DC’s Studio Theater while at St. Andrews Episcopal School. Whitney graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2004 from the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School for Communications after finishing high school in 2000. She interned at WRC-TV, an NBC affiliate station in Washington, DC, then moved to Los Angeles after completion to pursue her ambition of working in television.

Whitney Cummings Career:

She acquired a passion for humor and began performing stand-up in various clubs throughout the Los Angeles area, where she was found by MTV executives and cast in Ashton Kutcher’s “Punk’d” in 2004. She went on to star in EMR, a low-budget thriller that showed at Cannes later that year. In the meantime, she was having some success as a stand-up comedian. She was nominated on Variety’s list of 10 Comics to Watch in 2007.

She auditioned for “Last Comic Standing” in San Francisco in 2008, but she didn’t get it through the showcase round. Cummings made appearances on “The Tony Rock Project” and “Made of Honor” in 2008. Cummings started showing up as a routine table discussion guest on E! Network’s “Chelsea Lately” around this time. She stayed on till the end of the show in 2014. Cummings was named one of Entertainment Weekly’s 12 Rising Stars of Comedy in 2008.

Joan Rivers, David Hasselhoff, and Donald Trump were among the celebrities roasted by Cummings in a series of Comedy Central Roasts. “Whitney Cummings: Money Shot,” Cummings’ debut one-hour TV special, premiered on Comedy Central in August 2010. She did a gig with Denis Leary’s Rescue Me Comedy Tour after that.

Whitney Cummings Influences:

Cummings has spoken about her comic influences, starting with Paul Reiser, who “made this funny, brilliant remark about the most commonplace things and allow access to a ridiculous universe,” according to Cummings. George Carlin, who she says forced her to “question everything,” was another key influence for her. Dave Attell (“a legend now, although he’s pretty edgy”), Lenny Bruce, and Bill Hicks were later influences.