Grant Show Net Worth

Grant’s net worth is estimated to be $5 million dollars. This includes his property, money, and earnings. His primary source of income is his acting career in television and film. Grant has amassed a fortune through his various sources of income, but he prefers to live a modest lifestyle.

Who is Grant Show?

Grant Alan Show, also known as Grant Show, is a well-known American actor. He is best known for his role as Jake Hanson on Melrose Place, which he shared with Amy Locane from 1992 to 1997. Grant has been starring as tycoon Blake Carrington in the soap opera reboot Dynasty since 2017.

Grant Show Age

Grant was born on February 27, 1962, in Detroit, Michigan, USA. His zodiac sign is Pisces. As of 2023 he is 61 years old.

Grant Show Body Measurements

Grant is a medium-sized man with an average build. If his photos are to be believed, he is quite tall in comparison to his surroundings. However, information about his actual height and other body measurements is currently unavailable to the public. We’re keeping an eye on things and will update this post as soon as new information becomes available.

Grant Show Family

Grant was born in the city of Detroit, Michigan. He is the son of Ed and Kathleen Show (née McMillion), and he has a sister, Kelly Show, with whom he grew up in Milpitas, California.

Grant Show Wife| Ex-Wife

Katherine LaNasa is Grant’s wife. The couple proposed in July of 2012 and married on August 18, 2012. They have a daughter named Eloise McCue Show, who was born on March 25, 2014. Grant previously married model and actress Pollyanna McIntosh in 2004. The couple met in 2003 when they posed together for a Lane Bryant advertisement, but they divorced in 2011.

Grant Show Education

Grant is a well-educated and qualified individual. He graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he was a member of the fraternity Alpha Tau Omega.

Grant Show Career

Melrose Place

Grant got his start in show business while still in college. His first major role was as Rick Hyde on the Ryan’s Hope daytime soap opera from 1984 to 1987. Grant’s television appearances drew the attention of producer Aaron Spelling, who saw him as having star potential and decided to cast him as Jake Hanson on a few episodes of the popular series Beverly Hills, 90210 in order to spin off the character as the lead in his next series Melrose Place.

Show appeared on an episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by Laura Leighton during his time on Melrose Place. Melrose Place suffered a major decline after Show, Laura Leighton (an off-screen girlfriend of Show’s for a time), Doug Savant, Courtney Thorne-Smith, and Marcia Cross left the show in 1997. It was canceled two years later, and Show later regretted leaving, despite his dislike of the scripts during his final season.

Dynasty

Grant co-starred with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Kyra Sedgwick in the 2012 film The Possession, directed by Ole Bornedal. In 2013, he debuted as Spence Westmore on Devious Maids. In March 2017, he was cast as Blake Carrington in The CW’s Dynasty reboot.

90210

During the 1990s, the Dynasty series elevated Grant to the status of one of the most popular and well-known actors on American television. He also appeared as Jake in the pilot episode of the Melrose spin-off Models Inc., making him the only actor to play the same character on all three Beverly Hills, 90210 shows.

Grant Show Movies and TV Shows

Movies

• 1992: A Woman, Her Men, and Her Futon
• 1992: ”Coopersmith”
• 2004: Marmalade
• 2007: Raw Footage
• 2007: The Girl Next Door
• 2009: All Ages Night
• 2011: Action Figures
• 2011: Born to Race
• 2011: Coming Up for Air
• 2012: Mindfield
• 2012: The Possession
• 2014: Born to Race: Fast Track

TV Shows

• 1992: Beverly Hills, 90210
• 1992–1997: Melrose Place
• 2000: Ed
• 2001: UC: Undercover
• 2002: Six Feet Under
• 2003: Encrypt
• 2004: Strong Medicine
• 2005−2006: Point Pleasant
• 2007: Dirt
• 2008: Swingtown
• 2010: Scoundrels
• 2011−2012: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
• 2013−2016: Devious Maids
• 2015: Criminal Minds
• 2016: The Family
• 2017–present: Dynasty