Drew Carey

Drew has one son, Connor.

Drew announced the end of his four-year engagement to Nicole Jaracz in January 2012.

In 2011, Drew was inducted into the celebrity-wing section of the WWE Hall of Fame.

Drew Carey lost 80 pounds in 2010 by September, and even lost his type-2 diabetes.

In 2007, when he became the host of the game show Power of 10, he started living in New York City and Los Angeles part time.

Drew threw out the first pitch of a Cleveland Indians game on August 13, 2006. The team was hosting a promotion that night, handing out Drew Carey bobbleheads to fans.

Drew was slated to star in numerous videos for the Reason Foundation.

Drew Carey is an active supporter of gun rights and medical marijuana legalization.

Drew developed an interest and hobby in sports photography, specifically, soccer after the show he hosted, Whose Line Is It Anyway?ended in 2006.

Drew Carey was chosen to host the 2002 White House Correspondents Dinner.

In April 1986, Drew won a competition at the Cleveland Comedy Club. Following his performance, he began working as their regular emcee.

Drew wrote comedy bits for morning radio DJ and childhood friend David Lawrence in 1986.

In the 1980's, Drew saved money by taking on odd jobs and serving as a waiter at a local restaurant.

Drew was expelled from Kent State University twice before he eventually dropped out during his junior year to pursue a stand-up comedy career.

Drew become an avid board game player in college.

Drew attended Rhodes High School in Cleveland, Ohio.

In high school, Drew was a trumpet and coronet player in the marching band.

After his father died, Drew spent most days after school as a kid entertaining himself with humor books and recordings of comedians and cartoons.

Drew was the youngest of three brothers.

He kept his signature stylebuzz-cut hair after his time in the Marine Corps Reserves.

Drew battled depression as a young adult.

He is a season ticket holder for the Los Angeles Galaxy.