When it comes to working with family, Tyler Perry might have an objection. The director, 55, was a guest on the YouTube series “Den of Kings” and discussed his experience working with an aunt ...

Tyler Perry opened up about making the choice to cut his family off financially — and even fired his aunt from a job. During the Sunday, July 20, episode of the “Den of Kings” YouTube series ...

Tyler Perry doesn’t believe in financially supporting his family members just because he’s a billionaire. The media mogul revealed that he once fired his aunt from a job because she didn’t ...

Why Tyler Perry Fired His Aunt and Fell Out With a Relative Who Asked For $1 Million Perry reflected on the unfortunate moment, what led up to it, and the parameters he’s had to put in place for ...

Tyler Perry Studios submitted a Development of Regional Impact application on Friday, outlining plans to build a 1.3M SF mixed-use project at 1801 Lee St. SW on the historic, decommissioned Fort ...

Tyler Perry says he fired his aunt and warned family members to get jobs or lose financial support after his mom died.

From having to fire family members to denying requests for $1 million, Tyler Perry reflects on setting financial boundaries with family.

Tyler Perry Recalls Firing His Aunt and Giving His Family Ultimatums to Get Jobs The entertainment mogul doesn't want to "handicap" his family members.

Tyler Perry, founder of Tyler Perry Studios, closed on a 37.5-acre tract next to his namesake studio at the end of 2022. Now, a new filing sheds light on what the media mogul plans to build there.

ATLANTA — It appears that Tyler Perry is looking to expand his movie studios here in Atlanta. The studios were initially built in 2015 on the grounds of the old Fort McPherson in Southwest Atlanta.

Despite Netflix hits and studio success, Tyler Perry is under fire for never evolving creatively or uplifting new voices.

Tyler Perry continues building his empire on Black pain Putting Black women through the wringer has been the mogul's business plan for 20 years, and there are no signs of stopping.