Jeremy Allen White's net worth

According to Celebrity Net Worth, the American actor Jeremy Allen White’s net worth stands at $8 million.

Achieving fame for his role as Phillip "Lip" Gallagher on the Showtime television series "Shameless," Jeremy Allen White's popularity soared to the A-List thanks to the Hulu series "The Bear." Additionally, he had a well-known role in the Amazon Prime Video series "Homecoming." White's big-screen roles include "Afterschool," "Twelve," "Bad Turn Worse," "After Everything," and "Viena and the Fantomes."

Jeremy Allen White's early life & career

Jeremy Allen White was born in the Brooklyn borough of New York City in 1991. His parents were both theater actors before marriage, and they raised him in the Carroll Gardens neighborhood. During his primary school years, White became interested in performance and displayed a talent for tap, jazz, and ballet. He decided not to dance at the age of 13 to focus on acting.

White first appeared on television in 2006 while still a high school student, in an episode of the NBC legal drama "Conviction." He then made appearances in two episodes of the police procedural series "Law & Order," as well as one episode of the spinoff series "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit."

White got the part that would make him famous in 2011, right out of high school: that of Philip "Lip" Gallagher, the Gallagher family's eldest son, in the Showtime dramedy series "Shameless."

The American television show "Shameless" is based on the British television series of the same name and centers on the mischief of a dysfunctional family in Chicago, Illinois's South Side. "Shameless" aired for 11 seasons till 2021 and was a huge hit. While doing "Shameless," White also played former soldier Shrier in the psychological thriller series "Homecoming," in 2018.

In 2006, White starred in his first feature film, "Beautiful Ohio". He played a restless teenager in the LGBTQ movie "The Speed of Life," in which he starred the following year. After that, White appeared in two additional teen dramas, including Antonio Campos' "Afterschool." In 2012, White starred in the comedic anthology film "Movie 43" and the mystery feature "The Time Being."

White starred in the 2013 neo-noir film "Bad Turn Worse," which follows the story of three teenagers who steal money from a local mafia and end up in trouble. The next year, White had an appearance in the crime movie "Rob the Mob." In 2018, White played the lead in the romantic dramedy "After Everything." He starred in the horror movie "The Rental" and the musical drama "Viena and the Fantomes" two years later. Another movie that White has worked on is the crime thriller "The Birthday Cake."

With his first major appearance since "Shameless," White made his return to television in 2022. He played the young and well-known Chicago chef Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto in the Hulu drama series "The Bear." For his role in "The Bear," White won the Golden Globes, the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series, and a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series in 2023.