Andy Lee
Andy Lee was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on May 24th, 1981 and is the Comedian. At the age of 42, Andy Lee biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Andrew Thomas Lee (born 24 May 1981) is an Australian comedian, singer, and children's writer.
He is best known for his collaboration with Hamish Blake as part of the comedy team Hamish & Andy.
Personal life
Andy Lee is Michael and Margaret Lee's middle child. Lee has a younger sister, Alex Miles, who writes pantomimes and stars in the comedy stage show Porky Pies. Cameron, Lee's older brother, with whom Lee formed the band Zoophyte, has also joined him.
Lee attended Balwyn Primary School and Camberwell Grammar School. In addition to being a member of the Scouting Movement, he appeared in Camberwell Showtime and the Melbourne Gang Exhibition. He went on to study Commerce at the University of Melbourne, where he encountered comedic partner Hamish Blake in 2001.
Lee was named as Cleo's Bachelor of the Year in 2006.
Megan Gale had been previously dated by Lee. In 2010, they announced that they had broken up in 2011.
It was revealed that Lee was dating model Rebecca Harding in January 2015. In July 2016, the two were briefly separated. A few months later, the couple reconciled and are said to have engaged as of 2021.
Lee is a supporter of Carlton Football Club and has worked for the club in off-field roles with Carlton members.
Career
Lee and Blake joined RMIT University's student television firm Radio Karate to produce Radio Karate, which was broadcast on community-access television station Channel 31. They later worked with, and appeared on, RMIT's student radio station SYN, and had a few spot projects on FOX FM.
On Australia's Seven Network, Lee and Blake hosted a televised comedy show called The Hamish and Andy Show, which was then canceled due to poor ratings. Critics acknowledged their talents, but critics sluggishly portrayed the performance as poorly executed. Lee and Blake have almost always performed together on this tour ever since the beginning of this series. Hamish and Andy are now referred to as Hamish and Andy. Real Stories, a later version of the pair's mockumentary TV show, was another early television project that the pair collaborated on.
Hamish & Andy, a national (Hit Network) drive-time radio show that aired from 4 p.m. to Friday, was hosted by Blake and Lee. Due to the two couples' decision to pursue other opportunities, the program was reduced to a weekly Friday show in 2011. The radio show was considered to be highly popular, gaining top positions in the radio ratings in Sydney and Melbourne markets (as well as Perth). The audience share for a national FM show in Australia was around 20%, which is the highest ever recorded for a national FM show.
Lee is the first winner of Joker Poker, a celebrity poker tournament in which contestants receive funds for charity. He appeared on Australia's Brainiest Comedian's Network Ten program.
In the 2011 edition of Who's Who in Australia, he was ranked as one of the entrants.
Andy and Hamish appeared on Good News Week on May 10, 2010.
The pair formed Gap Year: New York in 2011, shortly after a ten-part series called Gap Year: New York was announced. The comedy pair created Hamish and Andy's: Euro Gap Year in 2012, in which the two actors travelled around Europe leading up to the 2012 London Olympic Games. They continued the Gap Year series in 2013, with the launch of Hamish & Andy's Gap Year Asia in 2013. They completed their fourth and final gap year in South America in 2014, appropriately named Hamish & Andy's Gap Year South America. The pair's other projects included a weekly podcast (as opposed to when they were on the radio), as well as the aforementioned TV show True Story.
In 2003, Lee released The Sing Along Times Table CD Book, a teacher's book. The CD was rediscovered in 2005-2006 after a "alert listener" told Blake, causing him to tease Lee about it on their radio show.
Lee and his brother Cameron were among Melbourne's founding members of Zoophyte. Lee had left the band due to other commitments, but he would occasionally appear as a guest at gigs.
With comedian Hamish Blake and producer Jack Post, Lee formed Coolboys and the Frontman in 2015.
Lee honored George for his first birthday in 2016 by releasing what seemed to be a one-off single-copy children's book with illustrations by Heath McKenzie. However, the book became extremely popular, leading to widespread distribution and an award-winning collection over the next few years. There are 30 items in the Do Not series as of 2021, including several novels.
Lee will appear alongside original hosts Andy Maher, Mick Molloy, and Sam Pang as a regular cast member in the 2020 AFL season.
He was the host and executive producer of the Australian version of the game show The Cube on Network 10 in early 2021. On the Nine Network in 2021, Andy Lee hosted The Hundred with Andy Lee.
Lee served as a commentator on Triple M's coverage from 2021 to 22.