Leslie Jordan Estate

Leslie Allen Jordan was born on April 29, 1955 in Memphis, Tennessee, USA, and is a playwright and actor, known for his numerous appearances in various television shows and films. He has been a part of “Will & Grace,” “Boston Legal,” and “American Horror Story,” to name just a few, but all of his efforts have helped get his net worth to where he is today.

How rich is Leslie Jordan? As of mid-2017, sources estimate a net worth of $3 million, mostly earned through a successful career in acting. He has won several awards throughout his career which began in the mid-80s and is known for his performances on stage. As he continues his career, it is expected that his wealth will also continue to increase.

Leslie Jordan’s net worth is $3 million

Leslie grew up in Chattanooga; His father died in a plane crash when he was 11 years old. His mother was very supportive, although she did not fully understand his passions. He moved to Los Angeles in 1982 and became involved with both alcohol and drugs, but later turned to volunteer work while rehabilitating his addictions.

Leslie began to become popular and significantly increase her net worth with several television appearances. She made guest appearances in “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,” “Star Trek: Voyager” and “Boston Public.” He also appeared in ‘Ugly Betty’ as famed hitman Quincy Combs, and was the star of the short-lived ‘Hidden Palms.’ One of his best-known roles was in the series “Will & Grace,” in which he played the sexually ambiguous Beverley Leslie, a role for which he won an Emmy Award for Best Guest Actor in a Comedy Series. This opened up more opportunities for him and he became part of the gay-themed interactive show “Laugh Out” during its pilot. He also became a housemate during the celebrity edition of “Big Brother” and made a guest appearance in two episodes of “Benidorm,” the British comedy series.

Jordan gained a lot of popularity and also increased his net worth through his stage work. He became part of the “Sordid Lives” production as Earl “Brother Boy” Ingram – a role he also brought to film – and then, naturally, appeared in “Sordid Lives: The Series,” in which he played a character in a madhouse. He wrote and starred in the play “Lost in the Pershing Point Hotel,” which was also made into a film, and then toured in a one-man stage comedy titled “Like a Dog on Linoleum,” which received many good reviews. Other popular one-man shows he has performed include “Hysterical Blindness and Other Southern Tragedies That Have Plagued My Life Until Now” and “My Trip to the Pink Market.” These shows were very successful, as he toured all over the country with them.

Most recently, Leslie appeared in the series “American Horror Story – Roanoke” and “KC Undercover,” both in 2016. To date, Jordan has been a part of more than 120 films and television productions over more than three decades.

As for his personal life, Leslie is known to be openly gay and a strong supporter of LGBT rights. He was also involved with AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) and was a food delivery driver for Project Angel Food.