Ken Jeong, originally from Detroit, graduated from Duke University and earned his medical degree from the University of North Carolina before transitioning to a successful career in comedy and acting.

Before fully committing to acting, Jeong completed his internal medicine residency in New Orleans, where he also honed his comedy skills.

His journey into acting began during his first acting class at Duke University, which ignited his passion for performance.

Jeong's breakthrough came after winning the Big Easy Laff Off, which encouraged him to relocate to Los Angeles and pursue a career in entertainment.

He made his acting debut in a 1997 episode of 'The Big Easy' and gained prominence with his role as a doctor in Judd Apatow's 'Knocked Up' in 2007.

Jeong is best known for his roles in films like 'The Hangover' series, 'Crazy Rich Asians,' and TV shows such as 'Community' and 'The Masked Singer.'

His portrayal of Mr. Chow in 'The Hangover' series earned him significant recognition and several award nominations.

Currently, he hosts the Fox mystery music game show 'I Can See Your Voice' and is set to appear in an upcoming episode of 'Accused'.

During a recent ceremony where he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, fellow actor Randall Park praised Jeong as a champion for the Asian American community.

The ceremony, attended by Jeong's family and notable friends like Joel McHale and Robin Thicke, celebrated his hard work and dedication to his craft.

Jeong expressed gratitude to his wife, Tran, for encouraging him to pursue acting full-time, emphasizing her belief in his talent.

At the ceremony, Jeong dedicated his star to his fans, stating, 'This is your star, because you are my star.'