Joe Harry Lycett was born on 5 July 1988 in Hall Green, Birmingham, England, and is best known as the comedian who has appeared in series such as ‘‘Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule’’ and ‘‘QI’’, and is additionally known as the writer of ‘‘Laughter Shock’’.
So just how rich is Joe Lycett as of early 2018? According to authoritative sources, this comedian has net worth of over $1 million, with his wealth being accumulated from his career in the mentioned field, including from sales of his comedy DVDs.
Joe Lycett Net Worth $1 Million
As of 2009, Lycett was Chortle Student Comedian of the Year, and the Laughing Horse New Act of the Year runner-up. The following year he was featured in ‘‘Most Annoying People 2010’’ and then in 2011 he appeared in six episodes of ‘‘Epic Win’’, a television comedy game series, and the same year was featured in ‘‘The 50 Funniest Moments of 2012‘‘, side by side with Stephen K. Amos and Charlie Baker. Continuing to work at a rapid pace, he had several more gigs such as ‘‘Staying in with Greg and Russell’’, and additionally worked on ‘‘Twit of the Year’’. As of the following year, he made an appearance in ‘‘Comedy Up Late’’, the series which features some of the most prominent and boldest names in the comedy field nowadays. In the same year, he began working as a panelist for ‘‘Virtually Famous’’, which focuses on the internet celebrities and remained in the series for a year. In 2014, however, he began working on ‘‘8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown’’ and continued appearing in that throughout the course of the next four years, adding consistently to his net worth.
Then Joe joined the cast of ‘‘Drunk History: UK’’, a comedy series in which English comedians narrate their favorite moments in history while drunk; the series received critical acclaim and has had three seasons so far. In 2016, he appeared in ‘‘The Jonathan Ross Show’’ and in ‘‘Joe Lycett: That’s the Way, A-Ha, A-Ha, Joe Lycett’’, a critically acclaimed comedy movie in which he performed his stand up comedy set. As of 2017, he appeared in eight episodes of ‘‘The Big Spell’’, a family oriented game show, and was then seen in an episode of ‘‘Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule’’. Continuing to work hard, he became a panelist of ‘‘Taskmaster’’, a critically acclaimed comedy series, working alongside Greg Davies and his assistant Alex Horne.
Besides being a comedian and appearing in numerous shows, Joe is also a writer, and his work in ‘‘Laughter Stock’’ and in ‘‘Joe Lycett: That’s the Way, A-Ha, A-Ha, Joe Lycett’’ is notable.
When it comes to his private life, Joe identifies as pansexual, but often refers to himself as bisexual. He resides in Hall Green, Birmingham and is active on social media such as Twitter and Instagram, followed by over 270,000 people on the former and 165,000 on the latter.
