Personal Profile About Reggie McFadden
Reggie McFadden is an American actor and stand-up comedian born on November 30, 1968, who grew up in Brooklyn, New York. He started performing comedy at 18 and later appeared on HBO’s Def Comedy Jam. His television credits included Martin, Coach, Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper, Moesha, In Living Color, and Getting Personal. He also appeared in the Curb Your Enthusiasm episode “Trick or Treat” as Police Officer #2. His film work included Jacob’s Ladder and Little Nicky. McFadden later moved to Tanzania, where he lived for about 18 years. His Olduvai Records website says he founded the Tanzania-based music label and gold-mining company.
Reggie McFadden Died
Reggie McFadden died reports appeared in October 2026 after his sister, author Bernice McFadden, confirmed his death at age 57. She said the U.S. State Department informed the family that he had died in Tanzania, where he had lived for around 18 years. At the time his death became public, the family had not been told the exact date he died. Comedians and others who knew his work later shared tributes online.
Reggie McFadden Cause of Death
Reggie McFadden cause of death has not been publicly confirmed. Bernice McFadden said the family knew he had died in Tanzania but had not been told how he died. As of October 5, 2026, his family had not been told the cause of death, and no cause had been publicly announced in reliable reporting. Reports naming a specific illness, accident, or other cause therefore remain unconfirmed.
Reggie McFadden Age
Reggie McFadden age was 57 at the time of his death. He was born on November 30, 1968, and current reports announcing his death identify him as 57. His birth date also fits a 1996 profile that described him as 27 at the time. The exact date of his death had not been released when his family confirmed the news.
Reggie McFadden Net Worth
Reggie McFadden net worth does not have a verified public figure. His career included stand-up comedy, television, film, and later business ventures in Tanzania. Olduvai Records, a company he founded, described its work as music production and private gold mining and referred to McFadden as a “gold billionaire.” That description came from his own company and does not independently prove his personal wealth. No reliable financial records I found show his total assets, debts, business holdings, or exact net worth.