19 Facts About Andy Lassner

Andy Lassner was born on December 30,1966 and is an American television producer.

Andy Lassner was the executive producer of The Ellen DeGeneres Show from its inception in 2003 to the final episode in 2022.

Andy Lassner is currently the executive producer of The Jennifer Hudson Show.

Andy Lassner was born to American Orthodox Jewish parents in Bogota, Colombia.

Andy Lassner's mother, Daniele G Lassner, was a foreign language expert.

Andy Lassner's father, Jules Lassner, was a captain in the United States Marine Corps who was born in New York City to Ukrainian Jewish parents.

Andy Lassner's parents moved to Bogota after their marriage for his father's job at Seagram.

In 2001, Andy Lassner was the co-executive producer of The List.

Andy Lassner began working at The Rosie O'Donnell Show in 2002.

Andy Lassner began working at The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2003.

Andy Lassner was the main role in the segment Average Andy where he plays an average person contrasting with experts in their fields.

Andy Lassner is married to Lorie and has three children: a daughter and twin sons who were born in 2006.

Andy Lassner, a New Yorker, was previously a New York Rangers fan, but is a supporter of the Los Angeles Kings, where he has season tickets.

Andy Lassner is friends with the team's captain Anze Kopitar, hosting him on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to raise donations for Breast cancer awareness month.

In 2017, Andy Lassner was critical of Donald Trump's "America First" policy.

Andy Lassner has struggled with alcoholism and drug addiction in his past.

Andy Lassner became sober for six years, until, while working on The Rosie O'Donnell Show, he took home a case of free Listerine and began drinking it to get drunk.

Andy Lassner entered rehab a number of times in 1999 and has been clean ever since.

Andy Lassner has won 18 Daytime Emmy Awards for The Ellen DeGeneres Show.