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The cultural impact ofThe Big Bang Theoryhas outlasted its 12-season run, and the sitcom has become a cornerstone of pop culture, with millions of fans worldwide. With the nerdy humor and heartfelt moments, along with the sharply written characters, the show achieved new heights of success.
Sheldon, Leonard, and Penny might be the first names that come to your mind when you think of the sitcom, but the supporting cast was just as good. One such star from the show left fans in a laughing fit with every appearance. So, let’s find out who we’re talking about, and take a deep dive into his financial and personal achievements.
Kevin Sussman fromThe Big Bang Theorywent through a divorce
Kevin Sussman essayed the role of Stuart Bloom inThe Big Bang Theory. He was a lovable yet unlucky comic book store owner that the audience seemed to enjoy. During his time on the show, he earned $50,000 per episode and although it’s not as high as the six-figure salaries of the core cast, the amount still brought him financial success (viaThe Things).
But in 2018, Sussman found himself in a tough spot, particularly due to his divorce from ex-wife Alessandra Young. The couple was married for over a decade and was wise enough to avoid legal battles over spousal support by settling for a one-time payment.
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As per reports, both of them waived off the right to spousal support, but Young was owed a one-time payment from Sussman. This settlement protected the actor’s net worth in the long run and he continues to thrive today because of this wise decision (viaPeople).
Net worth and life beforeThe Big Bang Theoryfor Kevin Sussman
Currently, Kevin Sussman is happily married to Addie Hall, and the two tied the knot in April 2023. As of now, his net worth sits at an impressive $3 million, which shows that he’s made some smart investments and managed his wealth well.
Most of his net worth stems from hisheavy paychecks onThe Big Bang Theory, but his journey to stardom was not exactly conventional. Before his big break, Sussman did unrelated jobs such as working in the IT department at Chase Bank and Fuji Bank.
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Interestingly, before landing a role in the beloved sitcom, Sussman was working at Jim Hanley’s Universe, a known comic book store in New York City. So, these real-life experiences certainly added some authenticity to his performance, though the creators were initially unaware of the actor’s prior experience.
You can watchThe Big Bang Theoryon HBO Max.
Sonika Kamble
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Sonika Kamble is an entertainment writer at Fandomwire, covering everything from timeless classics to newly released movies. With over 1000+ articles published, she delves into breakdowns, think pieces, speculations, and more.She enjoys connecting the dots and covering newfound angles about characters, scenes, and themes from movies directed by Scorsese, Fincher, Tarantino, Linklater, and other exceptional filmmakers.
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