Tom Segura Net Worth 2026: Tours, Netflix and the YMH Podcast Empire

Tom Segura's net worth is $14 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth (page updated July 2026, checked September 2026). The site notes that for years this figure covered him and his wife and podcast partner, Christina Pazsitzky, together. The couple separated in 2026. His money comes from three places: theater tours, six Netflix stand-up specials, and the Your Mom's House podcast business.

Where the money comes from

Touring

Live shows are the income stream with the most public data, because Pollstar tracks box office grosses:

The 2026 chart also lists an average ticket price of $70.97, an average gross of $378,898 per show and WME as his agency. Between the two charts he sold about the same number of tickets in roughly half as many shows, which means bigger rooms.

A gross is not take-home pay. Venues, promoters, agents, managers, crew and travel all come out of it before the comedian is paid, and neither Pollstar nor any other source we found publishes Segura's share.

Netflix specials and television

According to Wikipedia, Segura has released six Netflix hour-long specials: Completely Normal (2014), Mostly Stories (2016), Disgraceful (2018), Ball Hog (2020), Sledgehammer (2023) and Teacher (2025). He also created, wrote, directed and starred in the Netflix sketch series Bad Thoughts, which launched in 2025 and received two 2026 Emmy nominations. Netflix does not publish what it pays comedians, and we found no reliable report of Segura's fees.

Podcasts and YMH Studios

Segura and Pazsitzky started Your Mom's House on 20 October 2010. After about 40 episodes on the Deathsquad network, they began producing it themselves. The show grew into YMH Studios, a network that also runs 2 Bears, 1 Cave (Segura's show with Bert Kreischer), The Danny Brown Show and Dr. Drew After Dark. Since 2020 it has also sold pay-per-view live events through its website. Celebrity Net Worth describes the podcast business as a major success in comedy. However, no company revenue figures have been published, so its value cannot be measured.

Films and a book

He has played supporting roles in Instant Family (2018), Countdown (2019) and The Opening Act (2020). In 2022 he published I'd Like to Play Alone, Please, a collection of comic essays, with Grand Central Publishing.

Career: how he got here

Thomas Weston Segura was born on 16 April 1979 in Cincinnati, Ohio. His mother is Peruvian, and he grew up in Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Florida. He graduated from Lenoir-Rhyne University in North Carolina and started stand-up soon after. For years he did shows at night while working day jobs, including logging footage for reality TV.

• 2007: Appears on Live at Gotham.
• 2010: Releases the album Thrilled and launches Your Mom's House.
• 2011: Gets his own Comedy Central Presents half-hour.
• 2014: First Netflix special, Completely Normal.
• 2016 to 2020: Releases Mostly Stories, Disgraceful and Ball Hog on Netflix. Starts 2 Bears, 1 Cave with Bert Kreischer in 2019.
• 2022: Publishes his book. Pollstar's October chart shows $11.5 million in tour grosses.
• 2023: Releases Sledgehammer.
• 2025: Releases Teacher and the sketch series Bad Thoughts.
• 2026: Earns Emmy nominations for Bad Thoughts. Pollstar's early-2026 chart shows $12.9 million in grosses.

Recent changes (2025–2026)

• Separation. Segura and Pazsitzky, married since 2008, split in 2026. USA Today reported in August 2026 that Pazsitzky described the divorce as amicable. She said Segura would still appear on Your Mom's House when his film and TV work allows. Celebrity Net Worth reported that the two planned to keep working through the company they built together. No details of how their assets will be divided have been made public.
• New film role. Deadline reported on 18 September 2026 that Segura will star in Golf Trip, an ensemble comedy from Live Nation Studios, Kevin Hart's Hartbeat and All Things Comedy. He is also an executive producer. His fee was not disclosed.
• Emmy recognition. Bad Thoughts earned nominations for Outstanding Short Form Comedy, Drama or Variety Series and for Outstanding Performer in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series.
• Riyadh Comedy Festival. Wikipedia notes that he performed at the 2025 festival in Saudi Arabia, which Human Rights Watch criticized. His fee was not reported.

Assets

The main asset on record is his interest in YMH Studios, which he co-owns with Pazsitzky. Its value has never been disclosed. His catalog of Netflix specials and his book also earn money, but there are no public figures for either. Celebrity Net Worth has a real estate section on his profile. We could not verify individual property prices from a primary report, so we have left them out rather than repeat unconfirmed numbers.

Net worth compared

The Pollstar charts give a fair way to compare Segura with his peers, because they measure the same thing:

• Bert Kreischer, his 2 Bears, 1 Cave co-host, grossed $23.6 million from 148 shows on the October 2022 chart, about twice Segura's total that year.
• Shane Gillis grossed $32.0 million from 29 shows on the early-2026 chart, averaging more than $1.1 million a night.
• Nate Bargatze topped the same chart with $77.5 million.

For comedians whose money comes from long careers in television and film, see our profiles of George Lopez, Ray Romano and Eddie Murphy. Their sitcom and film earnings came from a different era of comedy than Segura's mix of podcasts and touring.

How this figure was reached, and why estimates differ

Celebrity Net Worth is the only established source that publishes a figure for Segura, so $14 million is the headline number here. Other sites quote anywhere from $12 million to $20 million. None of them show how they got there, and several are content farms, so we have not used them.

The estimate is uncertain for three main reasons:

• It may be a joint figure. Celebrity Net Worth says the $14 million long reflected the couple's combined wealth. Their divorce will decide how much of it is his.
• Tour gross is not income. $12.9 million in grosses on one chart could mean a few million dollars or much less for Segura, depending on his deals. Those deals are private.
• The podcast company is private. YMH Studios' ad, subscription and pay-per-view revenue has never been published. It could be his most valuable asset.

For those reasons, treat $14 million as a published estimate from a single source, not a verified total.