Siegfried And Roy’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth & life story

  • Source of Wealth: Magic Performing
  • Birth Place: Germany
  • Marital Status: Single
  • Full Name: Siegfried Tyrone Fischbacher and Uwe Ludwig Horn
  • Nationality: German, American
  • Date of Birth: Siegfried: June 13, 1939; Roy: October 3, 1944
  • Ethnicity: German, American
  • Occupation: Magicians

Siegfried and Roy currently have a net worth of $120 million, thanks to their many years of magical greatness. The German duo met on an ocean liner before immigrating to America, where Siegfried eventually started performing the magic he loved so much as a boy, with Roy as his sidekick. Roy’s passion was always involving exotic animals, and when he snuck a cheetah on the ocean liner; he drew some major attention. The two made their way to America where they eventually landed a job that lasted from 1990 to 2003. They were employed by the Mirage Resort and Casino and were guaranteed $57.5 million annually throughout their career. While doing their magic show that involved exotic animals, Roy was severely injured by a tiger on stage. The two also appeared in a few television series, as well as movies after this event took place.

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