Michael Sowell Copon net worth is
$500,000
Michael Sowell Copon: A Brief Overview
Michael Sowell Copon was born on November 13, 1982, in Chesapeake, Virginia, USA. He is a renowned actor, widely recognized for portraying Lucas Kendall, the Blue Time Force Ranger in the TV series “Power Rangers Time Force” (2001), as well as in its subsequent films. Additionally, he gained fame for his portrayal of Felix Taggarro in the romantic drama series “One Tree Hill” (2004-2005).
As of mid-2017, Michael Copon boasts a net worth of $500,000, primarily stemming from his thriving acting career which took off in the year 2000.
His Early Life and Career
Michael attended Deep Creek High School in Chesapeake, where he completed his education in 2000. He hails from a mixed ethnic background, with Filipino roots from his father’s side and English, Scottish, and German ancestry from his mother’s side.
His acting journey commenced in 2001 when he was chosen as the Blue Power Ranger in “Power Rangers Time Force”. This breakthrough paved the way for his subsequent roles. Subsequently, in 2004, he landed the role of Felix Taggarro in “One Tree Hill”, sharing the screen with renowned stars of the show. 2006 saw him feature in the sports drama film “All You’ve Got”.
While he did encounter setbacks, he rebounded with the role of Vin Keahi in the TV drama series “Beyond the Break” (2006-2009). In 2007, he portrayed Penn in the sports comedy “Bring It On: In It to Win It”. Moreover, in 2008, he secured the lead role of Mathayus in the fantasy action adventure film “The Scorpion King: Rise of a Warrior”. Despite not achieving blockbuster success, he has numerous accolades to his name.
In later years, Michael ventured into producing and directing, contributing to productions such as “Worth the Price” (2016), “Space Samurai: Oasis”, and the TV series “Dystopia”.
Personal Life and Philanthropy
Michael is currently single, having previously been in a relationship with Cassandra Scerbo and a brief liaison with TV reality star Kim Kardashian West in 2010. His engagement to Kathy ended in separation. Notably, he is actively involved in charitable activities, such as being a part of the celebrity basketball team, Hollywood Knights, which focuses on fundraising for schools and charitable organizations in the Greater Los Angeles area.
