Pauly Shore, known for his comedic persona and contributions to American pop culture, was seen in Miami Beach on October 11, 2015, accompanied by a woman believed to be 26 years old. Shore, then 47, wore red, white, and blue plaid swim trunks, while his companion wore a red bikini. The two were seen enjoying their time together in the water, appearing affectionate during their outing.
Pauly Shore has never been married but has had several high-profile relationships over the years. Among those reported are Kylie Minogue and the late adult film actress Savannah, who tragically died by suicide. While details about these relationships remain largely private, they have drawn media attention due to Shore’s celebrity status.
Shore has made his mark in the entertainment industry as an actor, comedian, director, writer, and producer. He is perhaps best known for the 2003 mockumentary Pauly Shore Is Dead, which he also wrote, directed, and starred in. In the film, Shore fakes his own death to rejuvenate his career and media attention, offering a satirical take on fame and relevance in Hollywood.
Born on February 1, 1968, in Hollywood, California (not 1986 as sometimes misstated), Pauly Shore was raised in a family deeply rooted in comedy. His father, Sammy Shore, was a stand-up comedian, and his mother, Mitzi Shore, founded the legendary Comedy Store in Los Angeles. Their influence heavily shaped his early exposure to and passion for comedy.
After graduating from Beverly Hills High School, Shore opted not to attend college, instead pursuing stand-up comedy. He made his debut in 1987 at the Alley Cat Bistro in Culver City. Shore later studied under comedian Sam Kinison, known for his intense stage presence. During this period, he developed his alter ego "The Weasel," a surfer-styled, slang-heavy character known for humorous phrases like “Hey, BU-DDY,” “edged,” and “melons.” This persona became key to his comedic identity and mainstream appeal.
In 1989, Shore's popularity surged after he became an on-air VJ for MTV. His tenure at the network, which lasted until 1994, saw him hosting his breakout show Totally Pauly. The show, along with other MTV appearances, propelled him to national fame, positioning him as a signature '90s pop culture figure.
By 2015, Shore had built an extensive acting résumé, featuring in comedies and cult classics. His notable film credits include For Keeps (1988), 18 Again! (1988), Lost Angels (1989), Encino Man (1992), Class Act (1992), Son in Law (1993), In the Army Now (1994), A Goofy Movie (1995), Jury Duty (1995), Bio-Dome (1996), and The Wash (2001). These roles cemented his legacy as a memorable comic actor of the 1990s.
Pauly Shore actively engages with his audience through social media. As of 2015, he had around 71.6K Twitter followers and 18K Instagram followers. His Twitter handle is @PaulyShore, and his bio reads:
“Look at my life half full, not half empty. Dance with the devil, don't become the devil.”
Location: Hollywood, CA
Website: www.paulyshore.com
Joined: February 2009
Shore's official website, www.paulyshore.com, offers a deeper look into his career. The site features tour dates, information on his comedy albums—some of which have gained critical acclaim—and links to his podcasts, documentaries, and other creative works. Fans can stay informed on both his current projects and archival content from his decades-long career.
| Net Worth 2021: | 30 million |
