Actor Gary Owen his very happy with his wife along with his fine net worth

Gary Owen, the funniest serviceman in America, is an American actor who is most popular for his Stand up comedy shows. He commenced his career from the BET Television series comic view in 1997. Gary Owen married Kenya Duke from Oakland. They married in the summer of 2003 and has two sons Emilio and Austin and a daughter Kennedy.

Gary Owens' Net Worth And Salary

After 1997 Gary followed his debut by playing featured roles in the films 'Little Man', 'Daddy Day Care' and 'College'. He also continued doing stand-up in San Diego and constructed a huge African-American fan base. 

In 2011, he dubbed 'Black America's Favorite White Comic' and has produced two stand-up DVDs which is available nationwide. By this, he is successful to achieve a net worth of $3 million. Currently, he has an upcoming TV show called 'The Gary Owen Show' on BET.

He has appeared in such films as Rebound, "College", "Daddy Day Care" and Hillbilly Highway, and had a recurring role on Tyler Perry's TBS show House of Payne as Zack. He appeared in the comedy "Meet the Blacks" as Larry.

Owen starred in the Screen Gems comedy Think Like a Man — based on Steve Harvey's book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man — with Kevin Hart and Gabrielle Union.

Gary And His Wife Kenya Duke Is Living Happily For Over A Decade

The BET's host who even sold 'Black Girls Rock!' T-shirts with his DVD has a  huge number of fans from the black community. Gary told that he was a very lucky man to have a wife like Kenya and the children. 

The owner of Premier Sports and Corporate Travel, wife Kenya Duke is also very happy with the family that she's got. Her Company serves in the travel of College Sports Team, Music Tours, athletes, and Entertainers.

Gary Owens who was born on July 26, 1974, was raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, and his second wife Duke is from Oakland. Gary also starred in a comedy with Kevin Hart and Gabrielle Union 'Think Like a Man' based on 'Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man' written by Steve Harvey.