Biography of Kevin Hart
Kevin Hart is a powerhouse American comedian and actor who's built his career on razor-sharp wit. He's famously short and never misses a chance to roast himself about it. His biggest hits include Ride Along, Central Intelligence, Ride Along 2, Superhero Movie, Get Hard and Scary Movie 3. Net worth: $200 million.
Kevin Hart's Childhood
Kevin Hart was born on July 6, 1979, in Philadelphia. His father left when Kevin was young, leaving his mother to raise him as a single parent. Throughout school, he was known as a dedicated student with solid grades. At the age of 16, he graduated and enrolled at Temple University in Philadelphia.However, two years later, Hart had to drop out due to financial struggles. To pay the bills, he took a job selling shoes. But he knew this wasn't his calling. His dream was to make people laugh and break into comedy. So whenever he could, Kevin hit every audition for talent shows and comedy gigs he could find.
Kevin Hart's Acting Career
In 2001, his dream started coming true. Producers of the comedy TV series Undeclared spotted him at one of his performances. He landed the role of Luke. The show was a hit and Kevin caught the attention of other major producers. The series also featured future Hollywood stars Seth Rogen and Jay Baruchel starred in this TV series.





Personal Life of Kevin Hart
In 2003, the man married actress Torrei Hart. In March 2005, they welcomed their daughter Heaven. In late 2007, their son Hendrix was born. However, in 2010, despite years of marriage and two children together, they divorced. After that, the actor focused entirely on his career, taking time only to spend with his children.
Kevin Hart Now
Kevin Hart was chosen to host the 91st Academy Awards ceremony (February 24, 2019). However, the comedian stepped down after controversy erupted over old tweets from 8-10 years earlier containing offensive jokes about homosexuals. Academy representatives called Kevin and asked him to apologize for his old jokes if he wanted to host the ceremony. Hart apologized (again on Twitter) but decided it would be better if he stepped down as host.That same year, two films featuring Kevin Hart were released. These were "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw," where Hart played Dinkley, and "Jumanji: The Next Level," in which he reprised his role as Moose Finbar.I have decided not to host the next Oscar. I do not want to attract attention that many talented artists are worthy of. My sincere apologies to LGBTQ community for my offensive words in the past.