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Michael B. Jordan
c/o Outlier Society
1661 Lincoln Blvd. Fl. 4
Santa Monica, CA 90404

Michael B. Jordan’s talent agency is:

Ari Greenburg
c/o WME Group Agency
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Michael B. Jordan’s management is:

Phillip Sun
c/o 1v1 Entertainment Management
16000 Ventura Blvd. #1102
Encino, CA 91436

Michael B. Jordan’s publicist is:

Lindsay Galin
c/o 2PM Sharp Public Relations
Los Angeles, California

Michael B. Jordan and Anthony Mackie are connected as Marvel actors, with Mackie supporting Jordan’s casting as the Human Torch in Marvel’s “Fantastic Four.”

Beyoncé and Jay-Z attended Michael B. Jordan’s star-studded 32nd birthday party, where they celebrated with other celebrities.

Michael B. Jordan and Chadwick Boseman co-starred in “Black Panther” and mourned his death, describing him as a big brother and a lasting inspiration in both life and work.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Colman Domingo by the film “Without Remorse,” and appeared together at industry events such as the David Yurman men’s collection launch in New York City.

Michael B. Jordan acted in Denzel Washington’s directed film “A Journal for Jordan,” with Washington offering Jordan career advice, including guidance on avoiding overexposure.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Diddy in that his name appeared on a list of celebrities read to potential jurors as individuals who might be mentioned during Diddy’s 2025 federal trial.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Donald Trump by criticizing his presidency, repulsion toward his policies and fundraisers supporting Democratic candidates opposing Trump.

Michael B. Jordan appeared in Drake and 21 Savage’s music video for “On BS” and became a co-owner of the Brooklyn Aces pickleball team with them, investing in the sport.

Michael B. Jordan and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson are connected as friends and friendly rivals, with Johnson humorously refusing to concede the title of “Sexiest Man Alive” to him.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Elon Musk by preferring luxury private jet travel, as Jordan owns a Gulfstream G650ER model also favored by Musk.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Forest Whitaker by the acclaimed film “Fruitvale Station,” with Whitaker supporting the film’s production and the social impact message it carried.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Hailee Steinfeld by the 2025 supernatural period action film “Sinners,” directed by Ryan Coogler, where they developed a playful friendship while filming.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Halle Berry as famous actors, with Berry admiring his work in “Creed,” and both showing solidarity in supporting causes like Megan Thee Stallion’s advocacy.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Idris Elba by the HBO series “The Wire,” where they both acted and later developed a warm, brotherly relationship as famous black Hollywood actors.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Giancarlo Esposito as influential actors, with both often supporting and celebrating each other’s work on social media.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Jamie Bell by the 2021 action thriller “Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse,” where he plays Navy SEAL John Kelly and she plays CIA agent Robert Ritter.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Jamie Foxx by the 2019 legal film “Just Mercy,” where he plays civil rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson and Foxx plays Walter McMillian, a man wrongfully convicted.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Jeffrey Wright by the 2007 film “Blackout” and as a producer on projects featuring Wright, such as the Spike Lee–directed film “Highest 2 Lowest.”

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Jeremy Renner by the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where Jordan plays Erik Killmonger in “Black Panther” and Renner plays Hawkeye.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Jimmy Fallon by “The Tonight Show,” where he and Ryan Coogler discussed creating “Black Panther” and reuniting for their fifth film together, “Sinners.”

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Jimmy Kimmel by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” where they discussed his Calvin Klein underwear ad, and he answered the web’s “least asked” questions about him.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Kanye West by the legal spotlight surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs’s 2025 trial, where both were named in lists related to the case.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Keanu Reeves by the 2001 sports drama film “Hardball,” where the young Jordan played a little league baseball player coached by Reeves.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Jonathan Majors by “Creed III,” which Jordan also directed, and despite Majors’ legal troubles, Jordan said he would work with him again.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Kim Kardashian by social and celebrity circles, with speculation and media discussions occasionally linking them as potential romantic interests.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Laurence Fishburne by filming the 2001 movie “Hardball,” where Keanu Reeves introduced him and the young cast to his “Matrix” co-star Fishburne.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to LeBron James by NBA events and calling LeBron the “GOAT” of all sports, with the two collaborating on projects like the Netflix show “Starting 5.”

Michael B. Jordan is not related to basketball legend Michael Jordan. He added the middle initial “B” to distinguish himself. His father is Michael A. Jordan, not the NBA star.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Miles Teller by co-starring in two movies together: the romantic comedy “That Awkward Moment” (2014) and the superhero film “Fantastic Four” (2015).

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Nicki Minaj by a memorable moment at the 2018 People’s Choice Awards, where she gave him a flirty shout-out during her acceptance speech.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Oprah Winfrey by her OWN network, where he discussed his career, mental health, and the importance of diversity in Hollywood.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Rihanna by being mentioned together during the 2025 Diddy trial, where they were said to have been “dating, talking and getting to know each other.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Robert Downey Jr. by his acting debut in the 1999 drama film “Black and White,” in which Downey starred, and by the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Ryan Coogler by starring in films he directed, including “Fruitvale Station,” the “Creed” series, “Black Panther,” “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” and “Sinners.”

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Ryan Reynolds by the Alpine Formula 1 racing team, where they are part of a consortium that acquired a 24% stake valued at approximately $218 million.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Samuel L. Jackson by the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Jordan playing Erik Killmonger in “Black Panther” and Jackson playing Nick Fury.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Snoop Dogg by attending sports events such as women’s college basketball games together.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Spike Lee by the socially conscious short film “Words Matter” for Coach, directed by Lee, which emphasizes the power of positive language and activism.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Stephen Colbert by “The Late Show,” where they discussed his role directing “Creed 3,” and whether it was his real butt in “A Journal for Jordan.”

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Sylvester Stallone by the “Creed” film series, where Jordan stars as Adonis Creed, Rocky Balboa’s mentee and the son of Apollo Creed.

Tom Cruise praised the movie “Sinners” and encouraged his fans to see it in theaters, prompting a grateful and amazed response from Michael B. Jordan, who stars in the film.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Tyler Perry by the film “Without Remorse,” which marked the beginning of a partnership between the actor and the filmmaker.

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Whoopi Goldberg by appearing on “The View.”

Michael B. Jordan is connected to Will Smith by the sequel “I Am Legend 2,” continuing the story from Smith’s original 2007 film.

Michael B. Jordan and Zac Efron are connected by playing best friends in the 2014 romantic comedy film “That Awkward Moment.”

Michael B. Jordan is not Michael Jordan’s son. They are not related, as Michael B. Jordan was named after his father, Michael A. Jordan, not the basketball legend Michael Jordan.

Michael B. Jordan’s estimated net worth in 2025 is around $50 million. His wealth comes from his successful acting career, including roles in films like “Creed,” “Black Panther,” and “Sinners,” as well as his work as a producer and occasional director. He also earns substantial income from endorsements and has invested in real estate and other ventures within the entertainment industry.

Michael B. Jordan lives in a luxurious $12.5 million estate located in the prestigious Encino neighborhood of Los Angeles. His mansion features modern architecture with eight spacious bedrooms, a private movie theater, an infinity pool, and a high-tech gym, embodying a sophisticated and comfortable lifestyle. He previously lived in a lavish Hollywood Hills mansion, which he sold in 2023.

Michael B. Jordan was born in Santa Ana, California, but raised in Newark, New Jersey, after his family moved there when he was about two years old. His mother was a guidance counselor, and he spent his childhood growing up in Newark, attending Newark Arts High School. Although Santa Ana is his birthplace, his formative years and upbringing primarily took place in New Jersey.

The movie “Black Panther” was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia, at locations including the High Museum of Art in Midtown, Wheat Street Towers in the Sweet Auburn Historic District, Atlanta City Hall, and Bouckaert Farms in Chattahoochee Hills for battle scenes.

Creed III was filmed in metro Atlanta, Georgia, with key scenes shot at the now-closed Buckhead Diner and other spots in Atlanta, along with additional filming in Los Angeles and Tampa, Florida.

Michael B. Jordan is an American actor, producer, and director born in Santa Ana, California. He began his career as a child model before gaining recognition on television by playing Wallace in “The Wire” and a high school quarterback in “Friday Night Lights.” He rose to prominence with critically acclaimed film roles in “Fruitvale Station,” the “Creed” series, and “Black Panther,” many of which were directed by Ryan Coogler. Jordan is known for his powerful and nuanced performances and has expanded his career into producing and directing.