David Henrie Now 2022: Age, Net Worth + Third Baby Gender Reveal!

By Staff Reporter

David Henrie is a notable American actor, director, television writer, and producer. He turns 33 today.

David Henrie Net Worth, Bio

The portrayals of Ted Mosby's future son Luke on "How I Met Your Mother" and Justin Russo on "Wizards of Waverly Place" contributed to Henrie's stardom. In addition, he has appeared in a number of other films, including Wait Until Mickey and Little Boy, which have contributed to his reputation.

Henrie was born in Mission Viejo, California, in the United States on 11 July 1989. David Henrie is the son of his mother, Linda Henrie, and his father, James Wilson Henrie. His mother is a talent manager, while his father is a producer.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, the actor is estimated to have a net worth of $3 million dollars as of 2022.

He has one sibling, a fellow actor named Lorenzo James Henrie who is his younger brother. David Henrie has English, Welsh, German, and Swiss-German ancestry on his father's side and Italian ancestry on his mother's side.

He attended the Roman Catholic Church while growing up in Phoenix, Arizona. He has said that he is and always will be a Christian.

David Henrie is a happily married man who identifies as straight. Maria Cahill is Henrie's wife, and they wed on April 21, 2017, bringing the Wizards of Waverly Place co-stars back together after a lengthy separation.

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James Thomas Augustin Emanuel and Pia Philomena Francesca are the couple's two children with his wife. In December 2021, Henrie announced that he and his wife were expecting their third child.

Gender Reveal of Third Child

His latest IG post reveals how excited he is to reveal the gender of his third baby - which will happen on July 16. Will it be a boy or a girl? Fans will know in a matter of days. Given they already have a boy and a girl, the gender of the third baby certainly can be any - although naturally it does not really matter in the long run.