What is Brady Smith's net worth?
Brady Smith is an American actor and artist who has a net worth of $6 million. That is a combined net worth with his wife, actress Tiffani Thiessen.
Brady Smith's resume includes appearances on hit shows like "Parks and Recreation," "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," and "CSI: Vegas," while his parallel career as an artist has seen him run a design business, publish a children's book, and exhibit paintings in galleries. Since marrying Thiessen in 2005, Smith has embraced his dual roles as performer and family man, often collaborating with his wife on personal and professional projects alike.
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Patrick Brady Smith was born and raised in Texas, where he cultivated a passion for art from an early age. After college, he launched a Houston-based design company called Brady Smith Creative, offering illustration and design services while continuing to paint in his spare time. For nearly seven years, he showed his artwork in local galleries, restaurants, and public spaces throughout Texas. Eventually, he made the decision to move to Los Angeles to pursue acting full-time, merging his creative talents into a broader entertainment career.
Acting and Creative Career
Smith has worked steadily in television since arriving in Hollywood. His acting credits include guest roles on numerous popular series, such as "CSI: Vegas," "White Collar," "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," "Parks and Recreation," and "ER." While often cast in supporting or comedic roles, Smith has built a reputation as a dependable character actor with a likable everyman presence.
Outside of acting, Smith has maintained his passion for visual art. In 2019, he and Thiessen co-authored the children's book "You're Missing It!", inspired by a moment when Smith was too distracted by his phone to fully engage with their children. The book blends humor with a heartfelt message about mindfulness and presence in parenting. Smith has also been commissioned for illustration projects and continues to create personal artwork for exhibitions and private collectors.

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Relationship with Tiffani Thiessen
Smith met actress Tiffani Thiessen on the set of a television project, and the two quickly formed a connection. Though Smith says he was smitten from the beginning, he credits Thiessen with making the first move. They began dating, and after a year, Smith proposed with a custom-made book titled "The Tiffani & Brady Chronicles"—a romantic scrapbook documenting their relationship, ending with a drawing of him proposing. He then got down on one knee and proposed in real life.
The couple married on July 9, 2005, in a private garden ceremony in Montecito, California. Smith wore a suit by Kenneth Cole, while Thiessen wore a Vera Wang gown. The event was small and intimate, focused on close friends and family. Fifteen years later, they recreated their wedding in their backyard to celebrate the milestone.
Family Life
Smith and Thiessen have two children: daughter Harper Renn Smith and son Holt Fisher Smith. The family lives in a historic 1920s estate in Encino, California, where they prioritize time together and have built a warm, creatively vibrant household. Smith is known for his thoughtful approach to parenting and his ability to balance career and family life. In interviews, he's spoken about keeping dinnertime free of screens and spending quality time with his kids. He's also a notably generous gift-giver—Thiessen has raved about the time he surprised her with a day at the Porsche Experience race track.
Real Estate
Since roughly 2005, soon after they married, Tiffani and Brady moved into a 1920s mansion set on just over an acre in Encino, California. The ownership records of their home are a bit fuzzy. The first appears on the home's transaction history in August 2005, having purchased the home for $2 million. Weirdly, a month later, the ownership of the home appears to show Tiffani and Brady selling the home back to the previous owner for $2 million. The home has remained under that previous owner's name ever since. If Tiffani and Brady do own this home, today it is worth at least $5 million and perhaps as much as $7 million.
They previously owned a home in nearby Studio City, which they sold in 2014 for $2.5 million. They also previously owned a vacation townhome in La Quinta, California, located within the La Quinta Resort & Spa. They sold this unit in January 2025 for $700,000.