What is Joe Buck's net worth?

AMERICAN sportscaster, Joe Buck, will be shifting gears and joining ESPN's Monday Night Football in September.

The announcer's net worth will surely be on the rise.

Joe Buck's net worth is estimated to be $35million

Joe Buck's net worth is estimated to be nearly $35million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

At Fox Sports, Buck was the lead play-by-player announcer for the network's NFL and MLB coverage.

Who is Joe Buck?

Joseph Francis Buck, 52, is a play-by-play announcer for NFL and MLB games.

He was born in St. Petersburg, Florida, and is the son of a legendary sportscaster, Jack Buck.

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While Buck is famously known for his work in the sports industry, Buck never played sports professionally himself but grew up around them thanks to his father's successful play-by-play announcing career.

According to his Fox Sports bio, "Buck joined FOX Sports in 1994...At 25 years old, Buck was the youngest announcer to call a full slate of NFL games on network television, and just two years later became the youngest play-by-play announcer to call the World Series (27)."

His career has even landed him acting roles over the years, including the 2021 film Tom and Jerry.

Broadcaster Tim McCarver, left, and Joe Buck in the broadcast booth before a gameCredit: Getty Images - Getty

Buck was once married to Ann Archambault, but the two divorced after 18-years of marriage in 2011.

He is currently married to former Denver Broncos cheerleader, Michelle Beisner, 44.

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Buck has a total of four children from both his marriages.

He and his ex-wife Archambault have two daughters, Trudy and Natalie.

He and Beisner have twin boys, Wyatt and Blake, 3.

On March 16, 2022, it was revealed that Buck was on the hit TV show The Masked Singer.

At the end of the second episode, Ram was eliminated and revealed to be Buck himself.

Ram's identity was correctly guessed by guest judge Eric Stonestreet.

During the singing competition show, a set of more than a dozen celebrities are dressed in disguise while performing and judges must guess who is underneath the mask.

According to ESPN Press Room, "ESPN has signed acclaimed play-by-play commentator Joe Buck and leading football analyst Troy Aikman to multi-year deals, as the NFL’s longest current booth pairing and Pro Football Hall of Fame members will become the new voices of Monday Night Football."