Tony Hinchcliffe Biography

Tony Hinchcliffe - Married to Charlotte Jane

Actor Tony Hinchcliffe is happily married to his beloved wife Charlotte Jane. For the past few years, fans have been eager to know about the Kill Tony cast's relationship details. But, Hinchcliffe who prefers to keep his private details away from the media spotlight had been pretty upfront about his relationship with Jane.

Well, Hinchcliffe first announced he was engaged to the daughter of Bob Jane who is a race driver from Australia in 2017 before they married in November 2017.

Although fans thought he was mostly joking about his engagement, his Honeymoon post later proved that the two were in fact in a relationship and had been married too. Tony and Charlotte don't share any kids yet.

What is Tony Hinchcliffe's Net Worth?

Tony Hinchcliffe has summoned a whopping net worth of $5 million as of 2023. Hinchcliffe earned big bucks from decade long career as an actor, television personality, and writer.

Likewise, Tony wrote scripts for the Comedy Central Roasts Justin Bieber, Rob Lowe, and James Franco. Hinchcliffe has worked for the comedy panel show The Burn with Jeff Ross and participated in season one of Jeff Ross Presents Roast Battle.

Hinchcliffe also hosted and produced a podcast or weekly live show Kill Tony, recorded at The Comedy Store. At the same time, Tony and co-host Brian Redban acted as judges in front of amateur comedians.

In 2016, Tony portrayed Roaster on the Roast of Snoop Dogg, which was broadcast on the Fusion network. At the end of the same year, he launched a podcast, The Pony Hour.

Moreover, his initial one-hour standup show, One-Shot, aired on Net flix in 2016. In 2017, Tony toured 20 American cities within twenty-two days when he covered the Monster Energy Outbreak Tour.

Rumors & Controversies of Tony Hinchcliffe

Hinchcliffe was allegedly videotaped insulting Peng Dang, an Asian American comedian who introduced Hinchcliffe post his performance at the Big Laugh Comedy held in Austin. Tony called Dang a "filthy little fucking chink" after an Asian stereotypes series in a mock Chinese accent. 

Hinchcliffe lashed out at the audience, who cheered at Dang's jokes, referring to them as "race traitors." Later on, the video displayed on Twitter resulted in a massive backlash against Hinchcliffe. Followed by controversy, agency WME suspended Tony from two shows.

During an interview with Dan, Vulture reported Hinchcliffe addressed that Chinese people moved to Austin because of the bats. In addition, he critically offended audiences for believing he was serious. Dang, on the other hand, claimed Hinchcliffe never apologized to him. 

Meanwhile, despite the backlashes, Hinchcliffe still continues to perform as a comedian and does show. In March, Hinchcliffe announced he was in action to perform for his Tony Hinchcliffe & His Current Friends show. Many of his even left comments on Instagram that they were purchasing tickets and were excited to see him for some laughs.

Tony Hinchcliffe - Quick Facts

• A single mother raised Tony in Youngstown, Ohio, Hinchcliffe.
• He studied at Ursuline High School and graduated from there in 2002.
• Tony did roasting as a defense mechanism.
• As a child, Tony got punched in the face on the school bus during his first day of school.
• Tony refers to Jeff Ross as his mentor.
• Hinchcliffe migrated to Los Angeles to pursue a career in comedy in 2007. 
• Before fame, he worked on phones and cover booths.
• Tony began doing stand-up acts at open mics at The Comedy Store in Hollywood.

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