American actor, voice actor, comedian, writer, and producer Nicholas Kroll was born on June 5, 1978. Kroll was born to Lynn and Jules Kroll in Rye, New York. His multibillionaire father founded Kroll Inc., a company that specializes in corporate investigations and risk consultancy.
Kroll, the youngest member of the family, has two sisters named Vanessa and Dana as well as a brother named Jeremy. Kroll attended the Solomon Schechter School in Westchester, New York, and was reared by Conservative Jews. Thereafter, Kroll attended Rye Country Day School to finish his high school career.
In addition to co-creating the Comedy Central comedies The Oh, Hello Show, The League, and The Kroll Show, he is also recognized for creating and co-creating the animated Netflix series Big Mouth.
Kroll started off as a writer for Chappelle’s Show on Comedy Central and Human Giant on MTV. In November and December 2008, he travelled with Aziz Ansari on the US leg of his Glow in the Dark comedy tour. In his live performances, Kroll combines stand-up, sketches, and characters. In 2011, Comedy Channel premiered his stand-up comedy show Thank You Very Great. He and Jessi Klein co-hosted the stand-up show Welcome to Our Week, and he frequently attended the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in New York City and Los Angeles to perform and study.
What is Nick Kroll’s net worth?
Nick Kroll, an American comedian and television actor, is thought to be worth $18 million.
How much does Nick Kroll make a year?
Nick Kroll makes $1.65 million annually.
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