• Born in Nashville, Tennessee USA in the mid-1980s
• Shares the net worth of her famous husband, estimated to be around $1 million
• Married comedian Joey Diaz in 2009
• Has one daughter, Mercy Sofia Diaz
• Resides in Los Angeles, California with her family
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Who is Terrie Diaz?
Catherine ‘Terrie’ Diaz (née Murray) was born in Nashville, Tennessee USA, apparently sometime in the 1970s. She’s probably best recognized for being the wife of famous Cuban-American actor and comedian Joey Diaz.
How rich is she, as of now? Terrie Diaz Net Worth
Being the secretive person that she is, her net worth is actually unknown to the media, but she’s been an active member of the entertainment industry since 2009 as the wife of a famous comedian.
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— Terrie Diaz (@VP_Mixologist) March 28, 2014
So, if you ever wondered how rich Terrie Diaz is, it’s assumed that she has money of her own, but that she shares the net worth of her more famous husband Joey, which is estimated to be over $1 million.
Early Life, Education, Nationality, Ethnicity
Concerning her early life, Terrie Diaz apparently spent her childhood in her hometown of Nashville, where she was raised by her parents whose names and professions have not been revealed to the public. Other information regarding her education is not available to the media.,However, it’s known that she holds American nationality and is of white ethnicity.
Personal Life: Popularity through Marriage, Her Husband Joey Diaz, Child, Residence
Speaking about her involvement in the entertainment industry, Terrie has achieved considerable popularity as the wife of famous comedian Joey Diaz. After dating for a while, the couple eventually exchanged their wedding vows at a private ceremony held on 25 November 2009, attended by their closest family and friends. The couple is blessed with one child, as Terrie gave birth to a daughter named Mercy Sofia Diaz, in January of 2013. Regarding their current residence, the family lives in Los Angeles, California.
Who is her husband? Joey Diaz Short Wiki/Bio
Jose Antonio ‘Joey’ Diaz was born on 19 February 1963 under the birth sign of Aquarius in Havana, Cuba and is currently aged 56. He spent one part of his childhood in his hometown of Havana, until his family moved to the US and settled down in North Bergen, New Jersey, where he was raised as an only child. Both of his parents passed away by the time he was 16, so he ultimately lived with four foster families due to his reckless nature. During that time, he was addicted to drugs, and had frequent issues with the law.
Joey went to McKinley School, and then North Bergen High School, from which he matriculated in 1982. Three years later, he enrolled into the University of Colorado, Boulder to study Economics, but soon quit.
Career as a Stand-Up Comedian
nJoey even spent some time in prison for robbery, where he realized that he was talented in stand-up comedy. Soon he developed his own comedy routine, and made his debut appearance at the Comedy Works in Denver in June of 1991. He eventually won the Beck’s Amateur Comedy Competition, and moved to Los Angeles, California in 1995 to pursue his career further.
He has released more than ten stand-up specials, including “The Blue Album” (2013), “Savage Dad” (2015), and “Socially Unacceptable” (2016). Furthermore, he also created his own comedy podcast “The Church Of What’s Happening Now”, which has been airing since 2014 and adding a considerable amount to his net worth.
Career on Film and Television
Speaking about his professional acting career on film and television, Joey made his debut appearance as a child actor in the television series “El Chupete” in 1973, and then was inactive until the late 1990s, when he guest-starred in the sports comedy film “BASEketball” (1998), directed by David Zucker.
In the early 2000s, Joey started getting more serious roles, since he appeared in such film titles as “Analyze That” (2002), “Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star” (2003) “Spider-Man 2” (2004), and guest-starred in television series “NYPD Blue”, “ER”, and “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”.
Rise to Fame
His first major appearance came in 2005, when he portrayed Big Tony in Peter Segal’s comedy crime film“The Longest Yard”, alongside Adam Sandler and Chris Rock, after which he was chosen to play Joey the Candy Bar Criminal in the series “My Name Is Earl” in 2007.
By the end of the decade, he’d also been cast as Enzo in the drama “Boiler Maker” (2008), played Sheriff in the comedy “The Deported” (2009), and featured as Stewey McMann in the made-for-television film “The Dog Who Saved Christmas” (2010).
The 2010s and Recent Years
With the beginning of the next decade, Joey continued to line up successes by starring in the 2011 comedy “Bucky Larson: Born To Be A Star”, and portraying Mikey in Peter Segal’s sport comedy drama “Grudge Match” (2013), next to Robert De Niro and Sylvester Stallone.
His next major appearance came three years later, when he landed the role of Mickey in the film about legendary boxer Jake LaMotta, entitled “The Bronx Bull”. Most recently, he’s guest-starred in such televisions series as “Maron”, “Superior Donuts”, and “The Guest Book”, among many others. Moreover, it is also announced that he will feature in the upcoming crime-drama “The Many Saints Of Newark”, and the short musical “Grapefruit”.
His Personal Life before Marriage to Terrie Diaz
When it comes to speak about his personal life, before he married Terrie Diaz, Joey was married to a woman whose name and profession hasn’t been revealed to the public yet. The couple had a daughter, but after the divorce in 1991, he hasn’t had any kind of a contact with her. Joey was addicted to drugs and cocaine, as mentioned, but has been sober and clean since 2007, so we can assume that his wife Terrie helped him a lot to overcome all the negativities in his life, without taking drugs.
