Mitch Holleman Net Worth, Age, Wife, Family | 2027

Mitch Holleman (born September 13, 1994) is an American actor best known for playing Jake Hart on the sitcom Reba. As of 2027 he is 32 years old (turning 33 in September 2027). Holleman has been married to Emma Elizabeth Holleman since 2020; they have no publicly known children. After Reba (2001–07) he booked only a few minor roles (e.g. The Hangover (2009), Shake It Up (2010)) and shifted into podcasting and comedy. Mitch Holleman Net Worth is modest – Fame10 estimated it at $0.5 million (as of 2016), while one analysis projects around $2+ million by 2027.

Personal Details: Age, Family & Spouse

Date of Birth & Age

Mitch Holleman was born on September 13, 1994. This makes him 32 years old in 2027 (he will turn 33 in September 2027). His age is often noted in fan and biographical profiles (one site even notes he was “30 years old in 2025”).

Family & Early Life

Holleman grew up in a supportive family. He was born in Auburn, Alabama and raised in Florida; his parents encouraged his entertainment career from the start. Biographies note “his family has always been supportive” of his career choice. Beyond his parents, little is public about his siblings or other relatives.

Marriage (Wife)

Mitch married his partner Emma Elizabeth Holleman on May 16, 2020 (Los Angeles). Entertainment press confirms “Holleman has been married to Emma Elizabeth Holleman since 2020”. Emma keeps a low profile and the couple does not appear to have children as of 2027 (no children are publicly disclosed).

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Children

There are no public records or reports of Mitch having any children. His personal life has been quite private since marriage; he shares few details on social media.

Career Highlights

Mitch Holleman’s career began in childhood. He started appearing in commercials by age 4 and had early TV guest roles. His breakthrough came in 2001 when, at age 6, he was cast as Jake Hart on the Reba McEntire sitcom Reba (2001–2007). He played the youngest son Jake for all six seasons, becoming “a central character loved for his humor and innocence”.

Aside from Reba, Holleman’s notable roles include:

• Daddio (2000): Series regular as Jake Woods (his first major TV role).
• Guest Appearances: A mall kid on The Sopranos (2000); Ian on Everybody Loves Raymond (2001).
• Films (Child Roles): The Animal (2001) and Bubble Boy (2001).
• Voice Acting: He voiced “The Duke” in Avatar: The Last Airbender (episode “Jet”, 2005).
• Post-Reba Roles: Minor parts in The Hangover (2009, as Max) and Disney’s Shake It Up (2010, guest role). His last on-screen acting credit to date was the 2018 film Guadalajara, as noted by entertainment press.

After 2007 he rarely acted on camera. Instead, he co-founded a comedy podcast, “Extremely Internet” (2019–2021), working with fellow comedians Kyle Anderson and Gracie Todd. He also began doing stand-up comedy in Los Angeles (per his social media profile) and writing comedy content for projects. In summary, his career pivoted from child actor to more behind‑the‑scenes and voice/podcasting work in recent years.

Net Worth and Income

Mitch Holleman’s net worth is not officially disclosed; estimates vary. Sources typically use his known salaries, roles, and projects to guess a figure. For example, fan-oriented sites report:

• Fame10 (2016): $0.5 million. Fame10’s 2016 profile of the Reba cast estimated Holleman’s net worth at $500,000, noting limited acting roles post-Reba.
• Biographywise (2025): $2.0+ million. A recent profile projects about $2 million or more by 2025. This estimate considers acting income, voice-over work, comedy and podcast earnings, and residuals from Reba reruns. (Biographywise also breaks this into year-by-year growth from 2021→2025.)

These two give a broad range. The disparity reflects methodology: Fame10 was more conservative (counting only on-screen roles), whereas the other site assumes ongoing earnings and investments. No major financial publication has vetted these figures, so they should be taken cautiously.

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Source: The above combines two independent estimates. Fame10’s 2016 estimate was explicitly cited; the 2021–2025 figures come from a profile that tabulated growth. (Actual net worth could be higher or lower; these sites do not reveal exact calculation methods.)

Comparison of Net Worth Estimates: Multiple sources give different values. The table below summarizes published estimates:

The comparison table highlights the gap between the low ($0.5M) and high (>$2M) estimates. The LSF Fellowship figure (unofficial and not directly citable here) reportedly gave a $2–4M range, though the methodology is unclear. In practice, Holleman’s true net worth likely lies somewhere in this wide range, depending on undisclosed investments and earnings.

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Primary Income Sources

Holleman’s earnings history includes:

• Acting Salary (Child Actor): Years on Reba (likely SAG-AFTRA scale plus guest series regular pay) plus earlier TV/movie work. Reba’s six seasons probably provided a stable income (possibly residuals from syndication later).
• Film/TV Cameos: Minor pay from roles like The Hangover (2009) and Shake It Up (2010).
• Voice Work: Payment for voice roles (Avatar) and any animated projects.
• Podcast/Comedy: Co-hosting Extremely Internet may have generated advertising revenue or sponsorships. Stand-up gigs and comedy writing also contribute (though likely modest).
• Residuals/Syndication: Because Reba was syndicated, Holleman might receive residual checks when episodes rerun on cable (depending on contract). One source explicitly notes residuals from Reba reruns as part of his income.

No major endorsement deals or business ventures are publicly known. Thus, his net worth chiefly comes from accumulated acting/podcast income and perhaps savings/investments over time.

Career Timeline (Key Dates)

• 1994: Born Sept 13, Auburn, Alabama.
• 2000: TV debut – played Jake Woods on NBC’s Daddio and a mall kid on The Sopranos.
• 2001: Feature films The Animal, Bubble Boy; begins Reba (Jake Hart) which runs through 2007.
• 2005: Voice role as “The Duke” in Avatar: The Last Airbender (episode “Jet”).
• 2009: Small film role in The Hangover.
• 2010: Guest appearance on Disney’s Shake It Up.
• 2019–2021: Hosted the comedy podcast Extremely Internet.
• 2020: Married Emma Elizabeth Holleman.
• 2025–2027: (Present) Active in comedy/podcasting; no major new acting credits to date.

(This timeline summarizes major career and personal milestones.)

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Recent Activities and Projects

Since Reba, Mitch has largely stepped back from mainstream acting. His last film credit was Guadalajara (2018). Instead, he co-hosted the Extremely Internet podcast (focused on internet culture) from 2019–2021. He also writes comedy and does stand-up in Los Angeles (per his public profiles) and briefly co-developed a web series (Undra). In interviews and social posts, Holleman emphasizes his focus on comedy, writing, and a balanced lifestyle.

He remains connected to Reba: cast reunions (e.g. cameo on Melissa Peterman’s Happy Place) have involved him, and he interacts with fans nostalgically. Overall, his recent activities suggest a shift toward behind-the-scenes creative work and comedy, rather than acting on TV/film.

Endorsements, Investments & Controversies

There is no public information on major brand endorsements or investment ventures by Holleman. Unlike some child stars, he hasn’t been linked to promoted products or high-profile investments in media reports. Financially, his earnings would mainly come from his career and any prudent savings or small investments (undisclosed).

Importantly, no controversies or scandals involving Mitch Holleman have surfaced in credible sources. Entertainment coverage treats him as a positive figure from a beloved sitcom background. His public image is that of a down-to-earth former child star: active with fans online, engaging in comedy, and leading a fairly private family life. He is often described as “grounded” and “humble” despite early fame.

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