David Spade Biography: Net Worth, Movies, Age, TV Shows, Wife, Children, Height, Daughter

Biography

David Wayne Spade is a creative American actor, comedian, and writer celebrated for his sharp wit and deadpan humor.

Born on July 22 in Birmingham, Michigan, he rose to fame as a cast member on Saturday Night Live from 1990 to 1996, where he introduced iconic characters like “Tommy” from Hollywood Minute and the “Gay Pimp.”

Spade transitioned into film and television with roles in comedies like Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, and Joe Dirt, often portraying sarcastic, self-centered figures. He also hosted celebrity roasts on Comedy Central and starred in TV shows like 8 Simple Rules, Rules of Engagement, and The Lucas Brothers.

American comedian and actor

David Spade
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	David Wayne Spade
Stage Name:	David Spade
Born:	22 July 1964 (age 60 years old)
Place of Birth:	Birmingham, Michigan, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	Brother Rice High School, Arizona State University
Height:	1.7 m
Parents:	Judith M. Spade, Wayne M. Spade
Siblings:	Andy Spade, Bryan Spade
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Kaitlynn Carter (2012), Pamela Anderson (2007), Carmen Electra (2006), Jasmine Waltz (2011), Jillian Barberie (2004), Naya Rivera (2017), Nicollette Sheridan (2008-2009), Jillian Grace (2007), Nicky Whelan (2007-2008), Heather Locklear (2006), Sara Foster (2004), Brittany Daniel (2003-2004), Julie Bowen (2002-2003), Caprice Bourret (2002), Krista Allen (2001-2002), Stacey Hayes (2000-2001), Lara Flynn Boyle (1998-1999), Kristy Swanson (1996-1997), Bobbie Phillips (1996), Erin Áine (1996), Kelli McCarty (1996), Jennifer Rubin (1993)
Children:	Harper Spade
Occupation:	Actor • Comedian
Net Worth:	$70 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

David Wayne Spade, born on July 22, 1964, in Birmingham, Michigan, USA, is of Irish descent from his father’s side and has a mix of English, German, and Scottish ancestry from his mother’s side.

He was raised in a Catholic household. His parents were Wayne M. Spade, a sales representative, and Judith J. Spade, a writer and editor. He has an older brother, Bryan Spade, who is also an actor and passed away in 2016. He also has a brother named Andy Spade.

Spade attended Brother Rice High School in Bloomfield Township, Michigan, where he was known for his comedic talents. He went to Arizona State University after high school but did not graduate. Instead, he focused on comedy, performing at local clubs, eventually leading him to move to Los Angeles to pursue his comedy career professionally.

Career

David Spade began his career in stand-up comedy in the late 1980s, performing in Los Angeles clubs. His sharp observational humor and critiques of celebrity culture laid the groundwork for his later success. Spade’s big break came in 1990 when he joined Saturday Night Live, where he thrived until 1996, creating iconic characters like the snarky “Hollywood Minute” reporter and impersonating figures such as Robert Shapiro.

After SNL, Spade transitioned into film, often playing sarcastic, self-centered roles. He gained recognition for his performances in Tommy Boy and Black Sheep alongside Chris Farley and as the title character in Joe Dirt, where he balanced humor and heart. Spade also appeared in Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star and multiple Adam Sandler films like Grown Ups, showcasing his enduring friendship with Sandler.

On television, Spade starred as Dennis Finch in Just Shoot Me!, followed by a more dramatic role in 8 Simple Rules after John Ritter‘s passing. He continued his comedic streak in Rules of Engagement as Russell Dunbar, playing off relationship humor. His voice work includes roles in animated series like The Lucas Bros. Moving Co. and Animanimals.

Spade also gained fame as a roastmaster, hosting several Comedy Central roasts where his sharp wit took center stage. He ventured into digital media with Lights Out with David Spade, a late-night talk show blending comedy and commentary.

Social Media

• IMDb: David Spade
• Instagram: David Spade (@davidspade)
• Wikipedia: David Spade
• Twitter: David Spade (@DavidSpade) / X
• Facebook: David Spade
• YouTube: David Spade

Personal Life

David Spade has never been married, though he has had several high-profile relationships throughout his career. He has a daughter, Harper Spade, born in 2008 with model and actress Jillian Grace. Spade‘s dating history includes well-known names such as Kristy Swanson, Heather Locklear, Julie Bowen, and Brittany Daniel, among others.

Standing around 5 feet 6 inches tall, Spade keeps much of his personal life private, particularly regarding his daughter. He focuses on co-parenting and has maintained friendly relationships with many former partners.

Spade has been romantically linked to several notable figures, including Naya Rivera (2017), Nicollette Sheridan (2008-2009), Jillian Grace (2007), Nicky Whelan (2007-2008), Heather Locklear (2006), Sara Foster (2004), Brittany Daniel (2003-2004), Julie Bowen (2002-2003), Caprice Bourret (2002), Krista Allen (2001-2002), Stacey Hayes (2000-2001), Lara Flynn Boyle (1998-1999), Kristy Swanson (1996-1997), Bobbie Phillips (1996), Erin Áine (1996), Kelli McCarty (1996), and Jennifer Rubin (1993).

He has also had encounters with Jasmine Waltz (2011) and Jillian Barberie (2004), and is rumored to have had flings with Kaitlynn Carter (2012), Pamela Anderson (2007), and Carmen Electra (2006).

Net Worth

David Spade has built an estimated net worth of around $70 million through his successful comedy, television, and film career. His wealth stems from his time on Saturday Night Live, hit TV shows like Just Shoot Me! and Rules of Engagement, and starring roles in films such as Tommy Boy and Joe Dirt.

In addition to his entertainment career, Spade‘s investments in real estate, particularly in Beverly Hills, have contributed to his fortune. He has also boosted his financial standing through endorsements, voice acting in animated projects, and various business ventures.

Filmography

Here’s a list of key works in David Spade’s career, spanning television, film, and other notable projects:

TV Shows

• “Saturday Night Live” (1990-1996) – Cast member
• “Just Shoot Me!” (1997-2003) – Dennis Finch
• “8 Simple Rules” (2002-2005) – C.J. Barnes
• “Rules of Engagement” (2007-2013) – Russell Dunbar
• “The Showbiz Show with David Spade” (2005)
• “Lights Out with David Spade” (2019) – Host
• “The Lucas Bros. Moving Co.” (2013-2017) – Voice role as various characters
• “Animanimals” (2020) – Voice role
• “The Grand Tour” (2016) – Guest appearance
• “A Futile and Stupid Gesture” (2018) – Doug Kenney

Movies

• “Tommy Boy” (1995) – Richard Hayden
• “Black Sheep” (1996) – Mike Donnelly
• “The Emperor’s New Groove” (2000) – Voice of Kuzco
• “Joe Dirt” (2001) – Joe Dirt
• “Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star” (2003) – Dickie Roberts
• “The Benchwarmers” (2006) – Mel
• “Grown Ups” (2010) – Rob Hilliard
• “Hotel Transylvania” series (2012, 2015, 2018) – Voice of Van Helsing
• “The Ridiculous 6” (2015) – Tommy
• “Father of the Year” (2018) – Director and actor as Larry

Other Notable Projects

• Comedy Central Roasts – Host for various roasts, including those of Pamela Anderson, Larry the Cable Guy, and Donald Trump.
• Stand-up Comedy – Performed in numerous comedy specials and live shows.
• Voice Acting – Apart from feature films, Spade has lent his voice to various TV shows and commercials.