Ned Fulmer's Net Worth: The Try Guys Member Is Worth More Than You Think
If you've been following The Try Guys since their BuzzFeed days, you know the YouTubers and social media stars have now branched out to their own production company — 2nd Try, LLC (via BuzzFeed). That means the quartet most known for creating challenge-based videos and fun content have allowed themselves to venture into new business endeavors like books, hot sauces, podcasts, and even a nationwide tour (via Try Guys). The Try Guys — Keith Habersberger, Ned Fulmer, Zach Kornfeld, and Eugene Lee Yang — are truly doing it all.
According to MD Daily Record, member Ned Fulmer has a $6 million net worth to show for it. The dad of the group just welcomed his second son with his wife, Ariel Fulmer, in November (via Instagram). In preparation, the proud parents started their very own podcast, Baby Steps, which is just one of many podcasts that The Try Guys produce (via Tubefilter). Ned and the rest of the Try Guys release new episodes of The Trypod every Thursday, along with new YouTube videos every Wednesday and Saturday. They're very busy, which means their combined net worth is sure to continue to grow.
The Try Guys are set to produce their very own Food Network show
You would think with everything they've already got going on, The Try Guys would be tired, but there's no stopping these four. And next up for the social media stars is a TV show. Variety reported in February that The Try Guys just struck a deal with the Food Network for their very own cooking show, No Recipe Roadtrip with the Try Guys (working title). The show's concept is inspired by their popular series Without a Recipe where each member tries to bake a popular dish like cheesecake or bagels without a recipe at all. It has the same vibe of Netflix's Nailed It! but with even more epic fails.
The comedy group's latest move from internet content to cable television just proves that there's nothing these guys can't do. Who knows? It could also be the beginning for even more TV shows produced by The Try Guys. In 2019, Ned and Ariel had their very own home renovation series, Try DIY, that could make a great HGTV or TLC show as well. There's also Ned and Ariel's Date Night! series where the couple tries to recreate some famous dishes at home that could make another great show for the Food Network. The possibilities are endless, and if there's a new business venture out there, you know The Try Guys are going to try it.