Katherine Ryan Net Worth

Katherine Ryan, the sharp-tongued Canadian comedian, actress, writer, and presenter, has built an impressive career in comedy—and with it, a reported net worth of $4 million. Known for her witty humor and unfiltered takes on celebrity culture, relationships, and social issues, Ryan has become a household name in both the UK and North America.

Katherine Ryan Net Worth	$40 Million
Date of Birth	Jun 30, 1983
Place of Birth	Sarnia, Ontario
Nationality	Canadian
Profession	Comedian, Actress, Writer, and Presenter

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Comedy Career

Born in Sarnia, Ontario, in June 1983, Katherine Ryan first gained attention on television through appearances on shows like Video on Trial and The Apprentice: You’re Fired!. However, her breakout moment came in the UK comedy scene, where she quickly became a fan-favorite panelist on programs such as Mock the Week, 8 Out of 10 Cats, and Taskmaster.

Her razor-sharp stand-up routines, often laced with biting commentary on modern life and fame, made her a staple on British TV. In 2017, Ryan released her first Netflix comedy special, Katherine Ryan: In Trouble, introducing her to a global audience and further cementing her place in the comedy elite.

Acting

Outside of stand-up, Katherine Ryan has had a notable presence on scripted television. She starred as George Bryan in the 2011 series Campus and took on the role of Lucy in Badults in 2014. She has also lent her voice to animated series like Counterfeit Cat (2016) and served as narrator for Beyond Bionic in 2017.

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Her portfolio includes appearances on shows like Frankie Boyle’s New World Order, Safeword, Roast Battle, The Last Leg, and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. With such a packed résumé of UK panel shows, she has become a familiar face to British audiences.

Awards

Ryan’s comedic talent was recognized early in her career when she won the Nivea Funny Women Award. Since then, she has graced the stage of Live at the Apollo and continued to release acclaimed specials. Following In Trouble, she released Glitter Room and later The Missus, both on Netflix, showcasing her continued relevance and popularity.

Personal Life

Now based in London, Katherine Ryan balances her comedy career with family life. She’s also ventured into podcasting, live touring, and writing. Her autobiographical book The Audacity, released in 2021, offered fans a deeper look into her life and career.