Brian Unger is a comedian and producer who began his career on the comedy show Fridays Live, which aired on WOUB-TV. Brian rose to renown as a result of his work on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, History’s How the States Got Their Shapes, and Travel Channel’s Time Traveling with Brian Unger, among other things.

Brian Unger Net Worth:

Brian Unger is one of the wealthiest TV show hosts, as well as one of the most popular. Brian Unger’s net worth is estimated to be at $500 thousand dollars, according to Wikipedia, Forbes, and Business Insider.

He graduated from Ohio University with a communication degree before starting his profession.

On MSNBC’s Countdown with Keith Olbermann and the Discovery Channel’s Some Assembly Required, he has hosted (with University of Virginia Professor of Physics Lou Bloomfield; and then solo in its final season). Unger was one of the co-hosts for the pilot of a new PBS series, Wired Science, which premiered in January 2007 and was picked up for a second season later that year, however he did not stay with the show.

Yoo-hoo and Maxwell House Coffee have both hired Unger as a spokesperson. He appears in a BMW video in 2008 about the testing of BMW diesels on a 500-mile road journey from South Carolina to Virginia. The goal of the film was to raise awareness about the dangers of driving diesel vehicles in the United States. Unger later became the BMW Advanced Diesel’s official spokesman. He’s also been seen in a few Quicken Loans commercials recently.

Is Brian Unger Married?

When it comes to their personal lives, a number of celebrities in Hollywood keep their mouths shut. Brian Unger is one of those celebs who like to keep a low profile and avoids talking about his girlfriend or wife. Is it true that he has a partner?

According to reports, Unger dated Lizz Winstead, whom he met at a Halloween party in the 1990s when they were both on “Youth Indiscretion.” The Daily Show’s founder is his ex-girlfriend.

According to the story, Brain has maintained his possible married life intact, and the public is forced to speculate about his sexuality due to his real concern and interest in LGBT matters. Brian also published an article in 2008 about the legalization of gay marriage.

“First it was Massachusetts, and now it’s California. If this gay-marriage issue spreads like wildfire across America, and states begin to grant same-sex couples marital rights one by one, we’ll be looking at the ultimate economic stimulus package for the US economy, and a path out of this recession.”

In 2006, he presented the idea of wishing a male buddy on Valentine’s Day without revealing the circumstances.

“You can’t offer your best friend flowers or chocolates, guys. Instead, get his car detailed on Valentine’s Day. You know how he feels about it. Give him a card that says something like, “Hey, I like your tie.” However, I’d want to add somewhere that I’m hoping my girlfriend will purchase me one similar to that. Men might also send a Valentine message to a coworker that he won’t get from his girlfriend or wife: I like your job, Happy Valentine’s Day. Gentlemen, a little bit of the Bard goes a long way as a more bold gesture. Roses are red, violets are blue, and while I am not gay, I adore you.”

However, it is unequivocally inappropriate to casually query the sexuality of someone you don’t know. Brian’s previous dating affair strongly suggests that he is a straight man, as no gay man would have a love interest of the opposing sex.

Short Bio:

Brian Unger, now 52, was born in Dayton, Ohio, on July 12, 1965, parents Richard Unger and Eleanor Opera. Brian attended Granville High School and later graduated from Ohio University with a bachelor’s degree in communication. The Romanian heritage of the Daily Show correspondent gives him a height of 6 feet and 1 inch.