MTV reality star Rob Dyrdek has a net worth of $100 million. He is a former professional skateboarder, actor, producer and entrepreneur who has built his fortune through his various ventures. He is best known for his appearances on the reality TV shows Rob & Big, Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory, and Ridiculousness. He is also known for his role in the film Ridiculousness.
Rob Dyrdek Early Life
Dyrdek was born on June 28, 1974 in the town of Kettering, Ohio. At the age of 11 he was given his first skateboard by professional skateboarder Neil Blender. This fueled his ambition to become a professional skateboarder and that was all he could think about. His mind was consumed with all the tricks he wanted to try later, and after school he would skate and practice until his parents called him home for the night. At the age of 12 he had secured a sponsorship and started his professional skateboarding career. At 16, he left home to pursue a career as a professional skateboarder in Southern California.
Rob Dyrdek’s career
Dyrdek began riding for DC Shoes shortly after moving to the state of California. From 2012 to 2016, Dyrdek was sponsored by DC Shoes. Silver Trucks, EA Skate, and Monster Energy are among the companies that have sponsored Dyrdek. In 2010, Dyrdek started the Street League skateboarding tournament, which continues to this day.
In recent years, the competition has grown into an international event with a prize pool of US$1.6 million. The documentary The Motivation, directed by Rob Dyrdek, was based around this tournament. The film had its world premiere at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival.
“Rob & Big” was a three-part television series that aired on MTV from November 2006 to April 2008 and produced more than 30 episodes. Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory was a television series that aired from February 2009 for seven seasons and 70 episodes. The Fantasy Factory, where the action of “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory” takes place, is a refurbished warehouse where the action takes place.
An indoor skating rink, foam pit, Dyrdek’s personal office, “bat cave” parking garage, and basketball hoops are found throughout the Fantasy Factory complex. During the first season, Dyrdek opened his first SafeSpot SkateSpot, which was a huge success. Dyrdek appeared in the 2009 film Street Dreams, as well as the video games Skate and Skate 2. He also appeared in the video games Skate and Skate 2.
Dyrdek set individual skating records in 21 different categories in the “Guinness Book of Records”.
Dyrdek appeared in the 2011 film Jackass 3.5. Dyrdek began hosting “Ridiculousness” on MTV the next year, which was his second show on the network. Among others who appeared on the show were Dyrdek and two of his buddies, Chanel West Coast and Sterling Brim.
Dyrdek appeared on the television show Punk’d in 2012, and in Dyrdek’s episode, Justin Bieber tried to prank the professional skateboarder but failed. He was also part of the 2012 documentary Waiting for Lightning, which was about his skater friend Danny Way (who was also in the film).
He has created a variety of projects including Ridiculousness, the CMT series The Dude Perfect Show and a number of others through his production company.
Personal Life of Rob Dyrdek
Rob proposed to his girlfriend, Playboy Playmate Bryiana Noelle Flores, during a trip to Disneyland in April of that year. He came on the elephant prop during the performance of “Aladdin” to take part, which caused the show to be suspended. In front of the audience, he took Flores onto the stage and got on one knee to propose to her. In addition to their two children, Rob and Bryiana have a son named Kodah Dash (born 2016) and a daughter named Nala Ryan (born 2017).
Dyrdek has a sister named Dyrdek. When Dyrdek was asked to celebrate at his sister’s wedding in December 2011, he decided to become an ordained pastor through Universal Life Church. The ceremony, featured in an episode of Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory, took place at the Fantasy Factory in Los Angeles. Rob Dyrdek was present.
Dyrdek stands at 5’7″.
He is good friends with his co-star Chanel West Coast, with whom he has appeared in several films.
“Fantasy Factory” contained an episode where Dyrdek jockeyed a Thoroughbred for a friend of the series. During his career he was able to own up to 13 horses at the same time. His horses have competed in a variety of stakes races including the Breeder’s Cup.
He has three dogs: two bulldogs named Meaty and Beefy and a Pomeranian named Gretchen Weiner, all of whom he loves.
Salary overview of Rob Dyrdek
Rob Dyrdek was paid $60,000 an episode on Rob & Big. The show Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory earned him $100,000 for each episode.
Rob Dyrdek Real Estate
As of this writing, Rob owns three homes in the Mulholland Estates community, perched high above Beverly Hills. He has invested approximately $25 million just by investing in these three residences alone. More information on each of these halls of residence will follow shortly. To start, here is the history of the Dyrdek property sales:
Dyrdek acquired land in the community of Mount Olympus above Laurel Canyon in May 2008 for $2.549 million. The home sold for $2.125 million in November 2012, resulting in a $334,000 loss on purchase.
His mid-1960s multi-level modern in the Hollywood Knolls neighborhood near Lake Hollywood, which he bought for $1.395 million in 2005 and sold for $1.175 million in March 2013, was a loss of $220,000 US dollar rates lower after almost five years on and off the market.
Laurel Hills, between Laurel Canyon and Coldwater Canyon, is an area of Los Angeles where Dyrdek lived with his family for a decade before selling his 3,733-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bathroom mansion for $3.5 million in 2016 sold.
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