Angus T. Jones is indeed best known for his role as Jake Harper on the hit sitcom “Two and a Half Men,” where he became one of the highest-paid child actors during his tenure from 2003 to 2013, appearing in a total of 213 episodes.
His comments about the show in 2012, during a Christian radio interview, sparked significant controversy, leading to his departure from the series.
Since then, Jones has largely stepped away from acting, with his last professional role in 2016. His estimated net worth of $20 million reflects his earnings during his time on the show.
Salary From Two and a Half Men
At the height of his career on “Two and a Half Men,” Angus T. Jones earned around $350,000 per episode, which translated to approximately $9 to $10 million annually when factoring in syndication points.
This impressive salary made him the highest-paid child actor on television for several years.
Other Ventures
In addition to his successful acting career, Angus T. Jones is also a trained singer. After leaving “Two and a Half Men,” he attended the University of Colorado Boulder, where he pursued his education further.
In 2016, he joined the management team of Tonight, a multimedia and event production company founded by Justin Combs and Kene Orijoke.
This transition reflects his interests beyond acting and showcases his involvement in the entertainment industry from a different angle.
Angus T. Jones is actively involved in various charitable initiatives. He supports the First Star Organization, which assists abused and neglected children.
In August 2008, he participated in the “Rock ‘N Roll Fantasy Camp,” joining other celebrities for a good cause. That same year, he attended Variety’s Power of Youth benefit for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee.
In recognition of his philanthropic efforts, Angus was awarded the Rising Star of 2009 by Big Brothers Big Sisters. He is also an advocate for the anti-bullying alliance Be a Star, co-founded by The Creative Coalition and WWE.
Additionally, Jones appeared at Kids Night at the Dream Center LA, a charity event for children orphaned by Hurricane Katrina, alongside the cast of “Annie.”
His commitment to these causes highlights his dedication to making a positive impact in the community.
