HIDDEN HILLS, CALIFORNIA: In a recent photo, 'America's Got Talent' judge Howie Mandel showed off his spotless living room. Howie shared a rare look inside his $10 million mansion located in Hidden Hills, California over the weekend.
When they're not on the 'AGT' panel, Simon Cowell, Sofia Vergara, Heidi Klum, and Howie can be seen resting at their homes—and what gorgeous houses they have! Fans have had glimpses of everything from Heidi's outdoor swimming pool with beautiful views to Simon's lavish hot tub throughout the years.
Now it's time to learn how Howie went from comedian to multi-millionaire by investing in real estate and pursuing numerous entertainment enterprises. Let's take a look at how he's amassed his fortune over time.
How much is 'AGT' judge Howie Mandel worth?
Howie Mandel, a Canadian comedian, and actor, rose to notoriety in the late 1970s as a stand-up comedian and in local Canadian media. He got the part of Dr Wayne Fiscus in the NBC medical drama 'St Elsewhere' in 1982 and played the character until 1988.
He developed, voiced, and acted in the Fox children's animation 'Bobby's World,' which aired for eight seasons beginning in 1990.
Howie has also hosted a reboot of the game show 'Deal or No Deal' on Canadian, daytime, and American NBC. He first appeared on 'AGT' in 2010 for Season five, and then on 'Canada's Got Talent' in 2022.
With a four-decade career in TV, movies, and stand-up comedy, it's no surprise that Howie Mandel has a net worth of $60 million, according to CelebrityNetworth.com.
Howie Mandel's early years
Howard Michael Mandel was born in Toronto, Canada on November 29, 1955. Howie's father worked as a real estate agent as well as a lighting maker. Howie was the class clown when he was younger. He enjoyed playing practical jokes with his friends and family.
He was dismissed from high school for impersonating a school official in order to engage a construction business to build a school expansion. After high school, he worked as a carpet salesman. Howie began honing his stand-up style at Toronto's comedy club Yuk Yuk's.
Howie Mandel's illustrious career
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Howie began performing in comedy clubs, honing his skills and developing his comedic style. He has appeared in a number of comedy specials, traveled widely, and been compensated for his live appearances.
Howie rose to prominence as the host of the 'Deal or No Deal' game show, which aired from 2005 until 2019.
He has also been a judge on the reality competition show 'AGT' since 2010, for which he gets highly compensated. Howie gets paid $70,000 every episode for his efforts on 'AGT'.
In the 1980s, he starred in the television series 'St Elsewhere', and he has acted in films such as 'Little Monsters' and 'Walk Like a Man'. Howie has acted in nearly 30 films, playing a variety of characters.
In the 1990s, he co-created and produced the children's cartoon series 'Bobby's World'. Howie has also worked as an executive producer on several television projects.
Howie also hosted and produced the mobbed reality television series, which used flash mobs and surprise acts to help people deliver important messages to loved ones.
Howie backed Chuba Hubbard in 2019, garnering him 822K Twitter followers and a net worth of $40 million, according to Pistolsfiringblog.
Real estate owned by Howie Mandel
Howie has used part of his fortune to buy homes and investment properties. In 2022, Howie sold his Malibu mansion with a private beach for $21.5 million.
He sold his home in the Hidden Hills neighborhood for $9.5 million in 2020. Howie is well-known for his expensive lifestyle and unusual home choices.
Howie Mandel's philanthropic and charity work
Howie Mandel is well-known for his charitable endeavors. Howie has been involved in several philanthropic activities throughout his life. He has openly shared his battles with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and campaigns for mental health awareness.
He has also participated in other charity runs, including A Place Called Home, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Race to Erase MS and others.
Howie Mandel offers rare glimpse at the living room in a photo taken inside $10M mansion
It happened when the 'AGT' star uploaded a selfie on Instagram Stories of himself wearing all-black attire while standing in his home.
While peering out the window, the comedian posed with his hands in the pockets of his one-piece suit. In his description, he mentioned his outfit, "Saturday. Ready to romp in my romper."
Fans' attention, however, may have been drawn to the inside of his seldom-seen home in the backdrop, which he maintains immaculate and spotless.
Howie had a flat-screen TV on the wall, a coffee table, and a white sofa that were all in excellent shape. A tall table behind the sofa was properly aligned with framed pictures and a Tom Ford coffee table book.
In addition, the NBC star had a stone-shaped table, a black leather chair, and an artificial leaf tree close to the windows.
The former 'Deal or No Deal' presenters' luxurious home features around eight bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, according to Urbansplatter.
The sprawling residence, including the swimming pool, spans over 12,000 square feet. Its grounds are groomed and well-kept, and there are large shade trees on the property.
