Vince Vaughn's Hollywood Renaissance: Bad Monkey, Nonnas, and Dodgeball 2 Rumors

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Vince Vaughn has been everywhere these past few days, making headlines on screen, on the red carpet, and, in classic Vaughn tradition, inadvertently setting off a style moment. Just this week, Vaughn was a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where Adam DeVine jokingly called him his fashion "guycon" after they showed up wearing nearly identical outfits—think dark gray blazers, navy and black T-shirts, and trousers—a look that quickly made the rounds on social media thanks to the duo's banter and the side-by-side images shared on the show, as reported by AOL.

But the bigger news is that Vaughn is in the thick of a significant career resurgence. His star turn in the new Apple TV Plus series Bad Monkey has him back on the red carpet, attending the LA premiere at the Billy Wilder Theater with wife Kyla Weber by his side. This event didn't just bring out the Hollywood crowd; Vaughn’s two kids made a rare public appearance to watch their dad receive his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame—a milestone moment for the actor and a notable moment for fans and celeb watchers alike, according to IMDB. Notably, Bad Monkey, based on the Carl Hiaasen novel, sees Vaughn playing a disgraced Miami cop turned Keys health inspector, a role that’s drawing comparisons to his comedic heyday but with more dramatic edge.

Meanwhile, Netflix is still riding high on the success of Nonnas, starring Vaughn, which remains a top streaming hit this week. Some media are calling it a full-blown comeback, and speculation about future projects has reignited, particularly after Flickering Myth and FandomWire discussed possible movement on a Dodgeball sequel—news fans have waited years to hear. According to Collider, Vaughn recently teased that while there is “an idea” for Dodgeball 2, there’s nothing official yet, and this update continues to fuel social buzz and media curiosity.

On the business side, MonitorBP highlights that Vaughn’s net worth has soared, estimated between eighty and one hundred million dollars, thanks not only to his starring roles but also to his production company and real estate savvy, making him one of Hollywood’s most quietly shrewd moguls.

All in all, Vaughn’s recent burst of activity—from his Bad Monkey premiere to style twin moments with Adam DeVine, family appearances on the Walk of Fame, and topping the Netflix charts with Nonnas—suggests the actor is enjoying a period of career and personal renaissance. Public interest is keen, headlines abound, and speculation is swirling, but the facts are clear: Vince Vaughn is once again Hollywood's man in the moment.

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