Mike Epps is widely known for his comedy skits and appearances in hit movies such as Next Friday.
His wife, Kyra Epps, also works in the entertainment industry and has made quite a name for herself behind the scenes.
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Who is comedian Mike Epps’ wife?
Kyra Epps was born on September 16, 1984, in Chigaco, Illinois.
She studied journalism at Columbia College Chicago where she did a semester in Los Angeles working with Paramount Pictures.
Since her studies, Kyra went on to become a successful TV producer.
She currently works as an Executive Producer for the Oprah Winfrey Network producing Iyanla: Fix My Life.
Kyra also produced Keke Palmer’s talk show, Just Keke.
In 2019, Kyra won an NAACP Image Award for her work.
How long have Kyra and Mike been together?
Kyra and Mike Epps met at an airport in 2017 during the time Mike was finalizing his divorce from actress Mechelle McCain.
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After two years of dating, the two tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in June 2019.
The following year, Mike and Kyra welcomed their first child together, daughter Indiana Rose Epps.
In October 2021, Mike had his first son with Kyra. Their son’s name is Mike Jr. Epps.
Kyra posted a picture with her son on Instagram captioning: “Son, we prayed for you!!! You have officially rocked our world. Mama loves you so much.”
Mike Epps has four daughters—Madison, Bria, Makayla, and Moriah—from previous relationships.
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What is Kyra Epps’ net worth?
According to Net Worth Planet, Kyra has a reported net worth of $1.5million.
She also has a hefty 162k followers on Instagram.
Kyra’s content on the app mainly consists of life updates of her family.
She has also partnered with Crate & Barrel’s kid brand, Crate & Kids.
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