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AY Comedian: Biography, Age, Education, Wife, Children, Source of Wealth, and More

Who is AY Comedian?

AY comedian whose real name is Ayodeji Richard Makun is a Nigerian Comedian, Actor, Presenter, and Movie director.

He was born on August 19th, 1971 to the late Mr and Mrs Olorunyomi Makun and he is the oldest male among the seven children.

Ayodeji is a Yoruba man that originates from Ifon, Ose’s local government in Ondo State, Nigeria. He bagged his first degree in Theatre Art from Delta State University in 2003.

AY Comedian became famous when working as a Personal Assistant to Alibaba Akporobome although he has been getting some recognition while he was in school.

While in school, he won the most fashionable student on campus in 1999 and 2000, in 2001 he won the Best Showbiz Promoter and the most celebrated student on campus. 

How old is AY Comedian?

He is currently 50-year-old but he will be celebrating his 51st birthday on August 19th, 2022.

Who is AY Comedian’s Wife and Children?

AY Comedian’s wife is known as Mabel Makun.

Mabel Makun is an Entrepreneur and Nigerian Interior designer, she is the CEO of Midas Interior Limited which she founded in 2011.

She was born on March 30th, 1986, and hailed from Delta State, Nigeria. She bagged her first degree in Business administration at Delta State University before she went further to study Art at the University of London.

AY Comedian got married to Mabel in 2008 and they are blessed with a baby girl known as Michelle Makun then after 13 years God blessed them with a baby boy named Ayomide Makun.

Below is the picture of AY’s Wife and Children:

AY Comedian’s Net Worth/Source of wealth

As of 2021, AY Comedian is reportedly worth about N500 million, although this cannot be independently verified.

His major source of wealth includes comedy shows, movie production, advertisement and endorsements.

He has different cars which include Jaguar XJ, Mercedes Benz G-Wagon, Lexus LX570, and more. Below is the picture of the cars.

AY Comedian Phone Number

AY comedian’s phone number is not publicly available.


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