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Matt Stone

Matt Stone

Matt Stone (#2790)

Global Rank #2790
Country Rank #884
Country United States

Matt Stone is listed among the world billionaires tracked by Iconic Billionaires.

  • $ 1 B
  • Television
  • United States
  • M
  • 55 Years

Snapshot

Quick Facts

Global Rank #2,790
Country Rank #884
Net Worth $1.4B
Previous Worth $1.4B
Worth Change +$0.0B
Country United States
Industry Television
Age 55 Years
Gender M
Last Refreshed 02 Sep 2026, 12:00 AM
Citizenship United States
Marital Status Married
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Profile Data

Personal Stats

Age 55
Source Of Wealth Television, Self Made
Citizenship United States
Marital Status Married
Children 2
Net Worth Change +$0.0B +0.0% from previous worth
Previous Net Worth $1.4B
Current Net Worth $1.4B

About Me

Matt Stone and his creative partner Trey Parker debuted the foul-mouthed cartoon comedy "South Park" in 1997, writing, producing and voicing more than 300 episodes and counting. In 2007, Parker and Stone struck a deal with Comedy Central to split the then-non-existent digital revenues for their show 50-50 "in perpetuity," minting them a fortune as streaming revolutionized the TV landscape. They are also the co-creators of the hit musical "The Book of Mormon," which has been performed on Broadway more than 5,000 times since 2011 and toured around the world. In July 2025, the pair renewed their deal with Paramount Skydance to create new episodes of "South Park" and payout their half of the digital revenues for an estimated $250 million per year.

Wealth Growth

Net Worth Growth Over Time

Tracking Matt Stone's net worth journey over the years, highlighting key growth phases and financial milestones.

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