Tom Segura Net Worth (Money & Salary)

What is Tom Segura’s Net Worth?

With a net worth of $14 million, Tom Segura is an American actor and comedian who gained fame co-hosting the influential podcast “Your Mom’s House” alongside his wife, Christina Pazsitzky. Furthermore, he collaborates with actor Bert Kreischer on the “2 Bears, 1 Cave” podcast. Beyond podcasts, Tom’s work encompasses stand-up comedy, films, and television appearances. His comedic style is often characterized as dark, observational, sarcastic, and deadpan, alongside his prowess in insult comedy.

Early Life

Born Thomas Segura Jr. on April 16th, 1979, in Cincinnati, Ohio, he was raised by a Peruvian mother and an American father of Spanish, Cajun, and French-Canadian descent. Growing up with two sisters, Tom had decent academic performance in high school, which allowed him to attend university, although he encountered challenges, including a significant drug incident. At just 18 years old, he suffered an overdose on GHB that left him in a brief coma, but he managed to recover. Throughout his life, Segura has resided in various locations across the United States, including Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Vero Beach, Florida. Following high school, he enrolled at Lenoir-Rhyne University in North Carolina.

Career

Tom Segura started his journey in stand-up comedy after university, performing at numerous events and venues around the country. In these early years, he juggled day jobs with his comedy endeavors, holding jobs in logging, producing television transcripts, and interning. As he gained fame, Segura began participating in significant comedy festivals and events such as the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, The Comedy Festival, the Global Comedy Festival in Vancouver, and the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. Notably, he was a regional finalist for “Last Comedy Standing 2.”

On television, Tom has featured in shows like “Comedy Central Presents” and “Live at Gotham.” His Netflix comedy specials began in 2014 with “Completely Normal” and were followed by “Mostly Stories,” “Disgraceful,” and “Ball Hog,” released in 2020. Additionally, he has made appearances in several films, including “Instant Family,” “Countdown,” and “The Opening Act,” with “Sledgehammer” set to debut on Netflix in July 2023.

His prominence also stems from his podcasting endeavors. In 2011, he launched “Your Mom’s House” with his wife Christina, covering a diverse array of subjects. In 2019, he began co-hosting “2 Bears, 1 Cave” with actor Bert Kreischer.

In 2022, Segura published “I’d Like to Play Alone, Please,” a compilation of humorous anecdotes that he considers an extension of his comedic performances.

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Relationships

At the age of 23, Tom encountered Christina Pazsitzky for the first time;

At the Cat Club located on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, she was 26 years old when they met. They eventually tied the knot in 2008 and have since welcomed two children into their family. Presently, they reside in Austin, Texas.

Real Estate

Over the years, Tom Segura and his wife, Christina, have been quite active in the real estate market, building an impressive portfolio. They acquired a home in Woodland Hills, California, for $1.6 million in 2016. This property boasts traditional design, a gated entrance, hardwood floors, and a lagoon-style swimming pool. It also features five bedrooms and offers 4,619 square feet of living space. In 2020, they put this home up for sale at $2 million, ultimately selling it for $1.875 million.

In January 2020, they upgraded to a spacious home in Pacific Palisades, purchasing it for $6.65 million. This property includes 5,779 square feet of living space, seven bedrooms, three full floors, marble countertops, and a rooftop deck that provides 360-degree views. The exterior highlights an infinity pool and an outdoor kitchen. However, just a year later, the couple decided to leave Los Angeles and move to Austin, Texas. Subsequently, they listed their Pacific Palisades residence for $6.85 million, likely aiming to break even before relocating.