Tracy Morgan

 Tracy Morgan is an actor, comedian, and author with a net worth of $70 million. An ex- "Saturday Night Live" cast participant (1996-2003), Tracy Morgan is also famous for his Emmy-nominated performance of Tracy Jordan on "30 Rock" (2006-2013), which was made by his "SNL" co-star Tina Fey. The role was a satirical sketch of Tracy's actual off-screen character and was well-loved by viewers and critics. Morgan has also starred in several films, including "The Longest Yard" (2005), "Cop Out" (2010), and "Death at a Funeral" (2010) as and the stand-up comedy specials "Tracy Morgan: Black and Blue" (2011), "Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide" (2014) and "Tracy Morgan: Staying Alive" (2017). Tracy was first seen on "The The Last O.G." TBS's TBS television network. In the year 2018, Tracy Morgan released his memoir "I Am The New Black" on TBS. His mother, Alicia, was a homemaker and his father, Jimmy, was a musician, Vietnam veteran, and recovering heroin addict who left his wife and children with him when Tracy was six years old. Morgan was being bullied in his youth in Bedford Stuyvesant's Tompkins Houses. Morgan was a student at DeWitt Clinton High school, in which it was his sophomore year in 1985.