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Jo Koy is on hearth between a brand new Netflix particular and a big emblem collaboration. But what about his family lifestyles, and does he have children? Find out.

Joseph Glenn Herbert — or Jo Koy as he’s higher recognized — has definitely made a name for himself in the comedy international. You would possibly acknowledge him from Chelsea Lately, the place he was a regular roundtable visitor, showing greater than a hundred and forty instances!

But beyond that, he’s a podcast host, an award-winning comic, and a proud father. 

Jo says that he draws much of his inspiration for his subject matter from his circle of relatives — particularly his son. According to his web bio, he’s “on a undertaking to coach the masses on the best way to raise a millennial, the intricacies of Filipino traditions, and extra.”

And it’s clear he’s got no shortage of motivation.

Jo Koy's new Netflix particular showcases Filipino culture.

Jo's new Netflix variety special puts the spotlight on the multi-dimensional culture, returning to where he lived as a boy. Jo Koy: In His Elements is an immersive series about the influences which can be an enormous part of his performances.

“I introduced Netflix to the Philippines, guy! I’m going to turn you song, performers, food,” Jo says. 

“Every element of this display is Filipino. I get to convey some of my Filipino friends which can be killing it in the business again to Manila to look where it all began," he continues.

This comes on the heels of Joe’s successful Netflix special Comin’ In Hot in 2019. In 2018, he received the “Stand-Up Comedian Of The Year” award at the 2018 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival.

He’s also collaborating with Illest Brand.

As if a new series weren’t enough, its release is perfectly timed to launch on the same day as Jo’s collaboration with Illest Brand, featuring limited-edition tees and hoodies.

Illest is a streetwear fashion brand known for promoting bold yet simplistic designs and self-empowerment vibes, saying it “lives by the motive that none but ourselves can free our minds.”

The four designs draw inspiration from Jo’s new Netflix series, featuring an iconic Jeepney and old English lettering, as Hype Magazine reports. Illest is hoping the designs offer a cultural twist that represents Jo’s individuality.

The team-up is being called the first of its kind in the comedy world.

Business aside, Jo is still a family man.

Jo is the father of one 17-year-old son, Joseph Herbert Jr., or “Little Joe” as he refers to him in stand-up. Little Joe’s mom is singer Angie King.

Jo talks about his son (and busts on him) quite a bit. So much so, in fact, that there’s a compilation of Little Joe on the receiving end of Jo’s jokes — like how he wants a car, but not just any car, a Porsche, to which his dad responds in expletive terms. 

Little Joe can take it, even though, and used to be ready to join his dad on a recent shuttle to Manila, which was a memorable revel in for them both. The comic has additionally brought his son on-stage with him, and they’re featured in combination frequently on Jo’s social media.

We’re taking a look forward to learning extra about Filipino arts, culture, and day by day residing and wish Jo — and Little Joe — continued happiness.

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