George Lopez Net Worth

George Lopez net worth in 2026 is estimated at $45 million [1][2]. Published estimates cluster between $43 million and $47 million, with $45 million the most widely cited figure [1][2]. His wealth comes from his ABC sitcom, syndication royalties worth about $20 million, stand up comedy and television roles [1][2]. He rebuilt after losing about half his fortune in his 2011 divorce.

Lopez reportedly earned around $12 million per season at the height of his ABC sitcom George Lopez, which ran from 2002 to 2007 [1][2]. As co creator and executive producer he also held a 6.5 percent syndication share, reported at around $20 million in total [1][2]. Reruns of the 120 episode series still pay him today [1].

Lopez needed a kidney transplant in 2005 after a genetic condition damaged his kidneys [4]. His then wife Ann Serrano donated one of her kidneys to him, and the transplant was successful [4]. He has spoken about the gift in interviews and in his comedy, and he leads a foundation raising awareness about kidney disease and organ donation [1].

Yes, Lopez continues to tour as a stand up comedian, with live shows listed for late 2026 and early 2027 in cities including Los Angeles, Chicago and Hanford [1]. He released the stand up special Muy Catolico on Amazon Prime in 2025 [1]. He has said he may retire from stand up to focus on acting, but the tour dates keep coming [1].

Lopez vs. Lopez is an NBC sitcom that premiered in 2022, starring George Lopez and his real life daughter Mayan as a father and daughter rebuilding their relationship [1]. The show ran for three seasons before NBC cancelled it in May 2025 [1]. Their real life bond became the heart of the series, and both have spoken about how it brought them closer [1].

Yes, Lopez said on Howard Stern in 2014 that he had been worth about $50 million before his divorce from Ann Serrano and lost about half of it in the settlement [1][4]. The divorce was finalised in 2011, and he rebuilt his fortune from about $25 million to $45 million over the following decade through television, touring and syndication [1][2].