What is Nick Offerman’s net worth?​

As of March 2025, Nick Offerman has a net worth of $25 million, as per Celebrity Net Worth.

Nicholas David Offerman, born June 26, 1970, is an American actor most recognised for his role as Ron Swanson on NBC's Parks and Recreation. He received critical acclaim for that role, as well as the Television Critics Association Award and two Critics' Choice Television Award nominations. Offerman made his acting debut in 1994, but his first role came in 1997, when he appeared in the big-screen film Going All the Way and the television series ER. That sparked the American actor's career, and he went on to appear in Profiler, The West Wing, Will and Grace, The Practice, and 24 before landing back-to-back recurring roles on NYPD Blue and George Lopez.

Along with that, Offerman appeared in several films, such as Forever Lulu, November, Cursed, Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous, Sin City, and more. Yet, it was his role on Parks and Recreation, where he played Ron Swanson from 2009 to 2020, that transformed his career. In addition, he continued to act in various television shows, voicing several characters in Bob's Burgers, Axe Cop, and Gravity Falls, as well as featuring in Fargo, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and others. He has also received several awards over the years, including four Primetime Emmy nominations and one win for The Last of Us, which also earned him an Astra Creative Arts TV Award and an Independent Spirit Award.

What is Nick Offerman’s net worth?

As per Celebrity Net Worth, Nick Offerman’s net worth is $25 million as of March 2025. However, no figures have ever been publicly released regarding as to how much Offerman has earned from his various projects. But as per Celebrity Net Worth, his major earning sources are likely her recurring roles on Parks and Recreation and Fargo as well as movies like The Lego Movie, Hotel Transylvania 2, Sing, Ice Age: Collision Course and several others throughout his career.

Nick Offerman’s early life and career

Nicholas David Offerman was born in Joliet, Illinois, to Cathy and social studies teacher Ric Offerman, where his father taught at a school in Minooka. Thus, as a result, Offerman grew up in the area, was raised Catholic and also attended Minooka Community High School. He eventually received a BFA from the University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign in 1993. His parents were initially shocked by Offerman’s decision to become an actor but accepted it and he moved to Chicago.

There, he made his acting debut across various theatre companies as Steppenwolf, Goodman, and Wisdom Bridge, and worked as a fight choreographer and master carpenter as well. He eventually made his debut on both film and television in the same year, with an appearance on ER and Going All the Way. That kicked things off for the actor as he earned roles in Arliss, Profiler, The West Wing, Treasure Island, City of Angels and more from there.

He met his current wife, Megan Mullally, soon after and got married to the actress in 2003. He also appeared on her talk show, The Megan Mullally Show. Not only that, he also earned a role on the show she was acting in Will and Grace, alongside his other roles in Good Morning Miami, 24, The Practice, and The King of Queens. Offerman also earned roles in films like Murder by Numbers, Forever Lulu, and Cursed before getting his first recurring role on NYPD Blue and George Blue in 2001 and 2003 respectively as well as on Gilmore Girls in 2003.

His stock kept rising along the way, and Offerman eventually landed a role in Children's Hospital and Parks and Recreation, the latter of which has since become his claim to fame. He spent the next 11 years in the role as Ron Swanson on the NBC show, portraying the character in 125 episodes. Along the way, Offerman also acted in shows like Conan, Drunk History, Kroll Show, Sofia The First, Fargo, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and more. He slowly became a prolific television actor, also earning roles in several dozen feature films, albeit supporting or minor roles, aside from a handful of films like We are the Millers, 21 Jumpy Street, an independent film, Somebody Up There Likes Me that he produced as well, and more.

For Parks and Recreation he was nominated for two Television Critics Association Awards (winning 1), 2 Critics' Choice Television Awards and a Writers Guild of America Award. He was also nominated for a Critics' Choice Television Award for his role in Fargo and three Primetime Emmy Awards for his role in Making It.

His role in season 1 of HBO’s The Last of Us earned Offerman critical acclaim. He won three awards for the role include a Primetime Emmy Award, an Astra Creative Arts TV Award and an Independent Spirit Award, and was also nominated for a Saturn Award.