Tracy Morgan

 Tracy Morgan is an actor writer, comedian, and actor who is worth a net of $70 million. Tracy Morgan, a former actor on "Saturday Night Live", (1996-2003), is well-known for her Emmy-nominated performance as Tracy Jordan on "30 Rock," (2006-2013), that was developed and hosted by Tina Fey, his "SNLco-star on the show. The role was a loose caricature of Tracy's real-life off-screen persona and was well-loved by viewers and critics. Morgan has also appeared in numerous films, such as "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 began starring in the TBS network's "The Last O.G." in 2018, and published his memoir, "I Am the New Black," in 2009.Tracy Morgan was born Tracy Jamel Morgan on November 10, 1968 in The Bronx, New York. His mother, Alicia, was a household worker, while his father, Jimmy, was a musician, Vietnam veteran, and recovering heroin addict who separated from his wife and five children when Tracy was just 6 years old. Morgan was raised in Bedford Stuyvesant's Tompkins Houses, and was bullied as a child.