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Will & Grace is a fan-favorite show that is still airing in syndication to this day!

The popular comedy series, which aired on NBC, ran for 11 seasons total, between it’s original run and the 2017 revival, and racked up 96 Emmy award nominations. The show picked up 18 wins, including acting wins for all four stars!

Throughout it’s life, Will & Grace only featured only four series regulars – Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes – but it also had a stacked roster of big name guest stars, including Harry Connick Jr, Cher, Gene Wilder, Debbie Reynolds, Jennifer Lopez and many more. There were even several actors who had major recurring roles.

Outside of the hit show, the four stars have gone on to star in many other projects each, from television to film, and even Broadway!

We’re taking a look at the net worth of the main series stars, as well as several guest stars who have appeared throughout ten episodes or more.

Keep reading inside to find out who the richest Will & Grace star is…

Some of Hollywood’s biggest stars didn’t start out going to auditions and delivering lines in front of a camera. They began their careers in music first!

Whether they were pop singers, rock stars, or Broadway performers, these multi-talented stars proved their skills extended beyond their original musical roots as they transitioned into movies and television roles.

While some eventually left music behind, others continue to balance both careers.

Click through to see famous actors who had music careers before making it big in Hollywood as actors…

Harry Connick Jr took to the stage ahead of the 2025 Super Bowl live at Caesars Superdome on Sunday (February 9) in New Orleans, La.

The 57-year-old musician joined local marching bands and performers to celebrate his hometown of New Orleans in a special performance before the big game.

“tune in today! i’m starting off the whole thing! gonna be fun 😀🏈 #SuperbowlLIX” Harry shared on social media earlier in the day.

Along with Harry, the Southern University Human Jukebox Marching Band performed. For his part, Harry was all smiles while singing “Go to the Mardi Gras.”

You can watch the full pregame performance right here!

Super Bowl LIX JUST started, with the Kansas City Chiefs taking on the Philadelphia Eagles, and is currently being broadcast on Fox.

If you missed it, Lady Gaga also gave a beautiful performance ahead of the Super Bowl. Watch here!

Browse through the gallery to see more photos from Harry Connick Jr’s Super Bowl performance…

Can you believe it’s been over 26 years since Will & Grace first premiered?!

The NBC comedy series featured only four series regulars – Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes – along with quite the roster of big name guest stars, including Harry Connick Jr, Cher, Gene Wilder, Debbie Reynolds, Jennifer Lopez and many more. There were even several actors who had major recurring roles.

Between it’s original run and it’s 2017 revival, Will & Grace went on for 11 seasons total, and racked up 96 Emmy award nominations. The comedy even picked up 18 wins, including acting wins for all four stars!

Outside of the hit show, the four stars have gone on to star in many other projects each, from television to film, and even Broadway!

We’re taking a look at the net worths of the main series stars, as well as several guest stars who have appeared throughout ten episodes or more.

Keep reading inside to find out who the richest Will & Grace star is…

Will & Grace is nearly 26 years old!

The NBC comedy first premiered in September 1998, with it’s original run ending in 2006. It was then revived in September 2017 and ran through April 2020.

With only four series regulars – Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes – the series centered on Will and Grace, who are best friends and roommates. With pals Karen and Jack, it’s all fair game for this outspoken foursome, from sex and dating to cutting cultural commentary.

The show ran for 11 seasons total, between it’s original run and the revival. All episodes of the original and the revival are currently available to stream on Hulu!

Throughout it’s years, the show has seen numerous big name guest stars, including Harry Connick Jr, Cher, Gene Wilder, Debbie Reynolds, Jennifer Lopez and many more.

The series was loved by both fans and critics, earning 96 Emmy nominations with 18 wins, including acting wins for each cast member.

Outside of the hit show, the four stars have gone on to star in many other projects each, from television to film, and even Broadway!

We’re taking a look at the net worths of the main series stars, as well as several guest stars who have appeared throughout ten episodes or more.

Find out who the richest Will & Grace star is inside…

Harry Connick, Jr. is the star of Find Me Falling, Netflix’s new movie out on July 19!

The 56-year-old entertainer plays an aging rock star in the film.

Here’s a synopsis of the movie: Coming off a flop album and his biggest hit’s dwindling popularity, aging rock star John Allman (Connick, Jr.) decides to take a break from his career to reclaim his spark. He moves to an isolated cliffside home on the idyllic Mediterranean island of Cyprus. His dream of keeping a low profile is derailed when he is routinely confronted by desperate souls and later faced with even more complicated surprises when an old flame reignites.

The movie also stars Agni Scott, Ali Fumiko Whitney, Tony Demetriou, Aggeliki Filippidou, Lea Maleni, Athina Roditou and Clarence Smith.

While Harry‘s movie is one of the new titles to hit the streamer this coming July, there are 30 movies and TV shows that are being removed next month as well!

Watch the trailer below!

There have been 22 seasons of American Idol so far (including the one airing right now on ABC) and throughout those two decades, there have been 14 different people who have sat behind the judges table.

The longest reign in the judges chair is 12 seasons while three different judges only appeared on one season. We bet you totally forgot that some of these people were even on the show!

Another fun fact is that only three seasons of American Idol have had four judges while the other 17 seasons all had just three judges.

One thing that has remained constant throughout all 22 seasons is that Ryan Seacrest has been the host every single year. The first season he co-hosted with Brian Dunkleman and then he was a solo host for the remaining 19 seasons.

Browse through the slideshow to see who appeared on the show for the longest span of time…