Landing the hosting job on "The Bachelor" changed Chris Harrison's life, leading to even more work. According to his official website, Harrison has been the host of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" since 2015, and has served as a host for "The Miss America Pageant," "Emmys Red Carpet Live," and the "American Music Awards Red Carpet," just to name a few. All of Harrison's hard work has led to an impressive net worth of $25 million (per Celebrity Net Worth).
He has also moved beyond hosting duties, appearing as himself on episodes of "Hot in Cleveland" and "Single Parents," as well as lending his voice for the animated movie "Charming" (per IMDb). In 2015, his suspense novel "The Perfect Letter" was published. In addition, Harrison has his own collection of wedding bands for grooms, and even officiates weddings at the Bachelor mansion. The host has also said that "The Bachelor" has also changed his personal life, making him a better father to his two children, Joshua and Taylor, whom he shares with ex-wife Gwen.
"Everybody understands companionship, wants it, gets it, no matter what it looks like," Harrison told People. "And so I think I'm a better listener. I think I'm a better dad. I am much less of a black-and-white guy."
Due to controversies surrounding his comments over racism within the franchise, Harrison will not be returning to host "Bachelor in Paradise" or Katie Thurston's season of "The Bachelorette."
