Singer, actor and television show host Joey Fatone has a net worth estimated at $14 million. Fatone spent his early youth in New York, the place of his birth, before moving to Orlando Florida in his teens. While working as a performer at Universal Studios, Fatone befriended Chris Kirkpatrick, who recruited Fatone to join the boyband 'N Sync. Though 'N Sync only released three studio albums, all three have been certified multi-platinum by the RIAA and have produced such hits as Bye Bye Bye and It's Gonna Be Me, which peaked at number one on the Billboard Hot 100. No Strings Attached was named the album of the 2000s by Billboard. After 'N Sync parted ways, Fatone went on the pursue acting. His film appearances include On the Line with former band mate Lance Bass, the sleeper-hit My Big Fat Greek Wedding, which grossed $368.7 million worldwide, and the critically acclaimed award-winning film The Cooler. Fatone has loaned his voice to Disney cartoon Kim Possible, Shorty McShorts' Shorts, and Robot Chicken. In 2002, Fatone joined the Broadway cast of Rent where he played core character Mark Cohen. Two years later, Fatone achieved the lead role of Seymour Krelborn for the stage revival of Little Shop of Horrors. Fatone's hosting duties include television game show The Singing Bee, reality television show Celebrity Circus, and TV Guide's red carpet pre-shows. Fatone appeared on season four of Dancing with the Stars, where he came in second place.
Former 'NSync star Joey Fatone sits down with Showbiz Tonight, and reveals whether the ...
Joey and Kym Johnson perform a Freestyle routine on DWtS. Includes the judges scores and ...
