Tracy Morgan Biography: Net Worth, Age, Wife, Children, TV Shows, Movies, Height, Family

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Biography

Tracy Jamal Morgan, born on November 10, 1968, in The Bronx, New York, is an American stand-up comedian and actor known for his distinctive humor and larger-than-life personality.

He achieved widespread fame for his role as Tracy Jordan on the NBC sitcom 30 Rock, a performance that earned him an Emmy nomination. Morgan began his career performing on the New York stand-up circuit before joining the cast of Saturday Night Live (SNL) from 1996 to 2003, where he created memorable characters like “Astronaut Jones.”

In addition to 30 Rock, Morgan has appeared in numerous films, including The Longest Yard, Cop Out, and the animated hits Rio and Rio 2, where he lent his voice to beloved characters.

In 2014, Morgan survived a life-threatening car accident that required a lengthy recovery, but he made a triumphant return to comedy with HBO specials and continued roles in television and film, cementing his reputation as a resilient and gifted entertainer.

Tracy Morgan
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Tracy Jamal Morgan
Stage Name:	Tracy Morgan
Born:	10 November 1968 (age 56 years old)
Place of Birth:	The Bronx, New York, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	DeWitt Clinton High School
Height:	1.74 m
Parents:	Alicia Warden, Jimmy Morgan Sr.
Siblings:	Asia Morgan, Charles Morgan, Jimmy Morgan Jr., Larry Morgan, Terry Morgan
Spouse:	Megan Wollover (m. 2015), Sabina Morgan (m. 1987–2009)
Girlfriend • Partner:	Tanishaa Mukerji (2008)
Children:	Gitrid Morgan, Malcolm Morgan, Tracy Morgan Jr., Maven Sonae Morgan
Occupation:	Actor • Comedian
Net Worth:	$70 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Tracy Morgan was born on November 10, 1968, in The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA. He is of African-American ethnicity and was raised Baptist.

Tracy’s mother, Alicia Warden, was a homemaker, while his father, Jimmy Morgan Sr., was largely absent during childhood. He has four brothers: Jimmy Morgan Jr., Larry Morgan, Terry Morgan, and Charles Morgan, and a sister named Asia Morgan.

His brother Jimmy was killed in 1987, which deeply affected him. Morgan attended DeWitt Clinton High School but dropped out in the ninth grade, later earning his GED.

Career

Tracy Morgan‘s career spans stand-up comedy, television, and film, defined by his unique humor and charismatic presence. He began performing in New York City’s comedy clubs in the late 1980s, where his raw and personal comedic style quickly gained attention.

In 1996, he joined Saturday Night Live (SNL), becoming known for iconic characters like “Astronaut Jones” and Brian Fellow during his tenure until 2003.

Morgan‘s next major success came with his role as Tracy Jordan on the NBC sitcom 30 Rock (2006–2013), which earned him an Emmy nomination. His film career includes notable performances in The Longest Yard, Cop Out, and Death at a Funeral, as well as voice roles in the animated films Rio and Rio 2.

After surviving a life-threatening car accident in 2014, Morgan made an inspiring comeback, sharing his journey in the 2017 HBO stand-up special Staying Alive. He continued to build his career with roles in shows like The Last O.G., which he co-created, and The Neighborhood.

Additionally, he hosted The Tracy Morgan Show on SiriusXM, further solidifying his place as a versatile and resilient entertainer.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Tracy Morgan
• Instagram: Tracy Morgan (@tracymorgan)
• IMDb: Tracy Morgan
• Twitter: Tracy Morgan (@TracyMorgan) / X

Personal Life

Tracy Morgan married his high school sweetheart, Sabina Morgan, in 1987. They were together for 23 years before divorcing in 2009, though they had been separated for about eight years before finalizing the divorce.

In 2015, Morgan married Megan Wollover, whom he had been dating since 2011. The couple announced their engagement on the Emmys red carpet in 2011. However, their marriage ended in 2020 after nearly five years together.

From his marriage to Sabina, Morgan has three sons: Gitrid Morgan (born in 1986), Malcolm Morgan (born in 1988), and Tracy Morgan Jr. (born in 1992). With Megan Wollover, he has one daughter, Maven Sonae Morgan, born in 2013.

After separating from Sabina, Morgan was known to date several women, including Tanishaa Mukerji (2008).

Net Worth

Tracy Morgan‘s net worth is estimated to be around $70 million. This figure reflects his successful career in both stand-up comedy and acting, highlighted by his long tenure on “Saturday Night Live,” his Emmy-nominated role on “30 Rock,” and numerous film appearances.

His wealth is also attributed to his comedy specials, book sales from his memoir “I Am the New Black,” and significant real estate investments, including a luxurious mansion in Alpine, New Jersey.

Morgan‘s net worth was further augmented by an undisclosed settlement from a 2014 accident involving a Walmart truck, which also led to a recovery period but did not stop his professional endeavors.

Filmography

Stand-Up Comedy Specials

• “One Mic” (2012) – Netflix
• “Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide” (2014) – Comedy Central
• “Staying Alive” (2017) – Netflix

Movies

• “A Thin Line Between Love and Hate” (1996) – as Bartender
• “Half Baked” (1998) – as V.J.
• “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back” (2001) – as Pumpkin Escobar
• “Head of State” (2003) – as Meat Man
• “The Longest Yard” (2005) – as Ms. Tucker
• “Little Man” (2006) – as Percy
• “First Sunday” (2008) – as LeeJohn
• “Superhero Movie” (2008) – as Professor Xavier
• “G-Force” (2009) – as Blaster (voice)
• “Death at a Funeral” (2010) – as Norman
• “Cop Out” (2010) – as Paul Hodges
• “The Son of No One” (2011) – as Vincent Carter
• “Rio” (2011) – as Luiz (voice)
• “Why Stop Now” (2012) – as Sprinkles
• “The Boxtrolls” (2014) – as Mr. Gristle (voice)
• “Rio 2” (2014) – as Luiz (voice)
• “Accidental Love” (2015) – as Keyshawn
• “The Clapper” (2017) – as Chris
• “What Men Want” (2019) – as Joe ‘Dolla’ Barry
• “Coming 2 America” (2021) – as Reem

TV Shows

• “Saturday Night Live” (1996-2003) – Various Characters
• “30 Rock” (2006-2013) – as Tracy Jordan
• “The Tracy Morgan Show” (2003-2004) – as Tracy Mitchell
• “The Simpsons” (2011) – as Himself (voice)
• “The Last O.G.” (2018-2021) – as Tray Barker, also Co-Creator
• “The Neighborhood” (2020) – as Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson
• “That Damn Michael Che” (2021) – multiple sketches

Other Notable Works:

• Books:
  • “I Am the New Black” (2009) – Memoir
• Voice Work in Video Games:
  • “Grand Theft Auto IV” (2008) – as a pedestrian

Radio

• “The Tracy Morgan Show” (2017-2019) – SiriusXM

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