Anthony Clark's last post -‘pressured to be a trucker’- resurfaces after his death at 62. What was Yes, Dear star's net worth
Yes, Dear actor Anthony Clark died at 62, prompting his former co-star Mike O'Malley to share an emotional tribute. A humorous 2012 tweet about being pressured to become a trucker also resurfaced. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Clark had an est...

Yes, Dear actor Anthony Clark's humorous 2012 tweet resurfaces following his death at 62. (IMDb/Instagram-@therealmikeomalley)
Anthony Clark's last social media post
The actor who was last active on X, then Twitter, in 2012, had once hilariously shared a self-deprecating joke. The Virginia-born actor wrote, "I'm originally from the South, so naturally I was pressured to be a trucker. That never worked out because I'm allergic to crystal meth." It was a dig at the Southern stereotype and he often joked about his routines while growing up in rural Virginia, where he was expected to become a trucker.Anthony Clark's co-star and friend announced his death
Clark's friend Mike O'Malley took to Instagram to share the news of his death. He fondly remembered their bond and recalled how Mike had met Anthony when the latter was an already popular comedian. He wrote, "Anthony Clark died yesterday. He was a hilarious guy." He further reminisced the time when Mike was dating his wife Lisa and Clark was performing, and they "laughed and laughed and laughed." He further added, "He was so unique—one of those comics who is laughing along with you at the absurdity of his stories and observations..." Just three weeks before Anthony's death, Mike had spoke to him on call and had him laughing one again.What was Anthony Clark's net worth?
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Anthony Clark had an estimated net worth of $5 million at the time of his death. Speaking of money, Mike O'Malley, in his tribute to the comedian, mentioned how Clark "invested his money well and essentially retired after we wrapped".Anthony Clark's acting career
Clark kicked off his career as a standup comedian and starred in HBO's Young Comedians hosted by Garry Shandling, alongside Dave Chappelle, Dave Attel and Louis C.K. He has featured in movies like The Thing Called Love and The Rock. Meanwhile, he has also starred in TV series like Ellen and Soul Man to name a few. He became a popular face after he landed the role of Greg Warner in Yes, Dear that had six seasons and 122 episodes.The Economic Times Business News App for the Latest News in Business, Sensex, Stock Market Updates & More.