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On November 5, 2015, fans of the American radio talk show The Howard Stern Show was shocked to learn that Johnny Fratto, one of the show’s regular and favorite guests, had died after a battle with cancer.

Johnny Fratto meant a lot and so many different things to different people prior to his death.

He was a husband, father, grandfather, entrepreneur, and talent manager who worked tirelessly to promote his company and clients.

Join us as we reveal everything we know about the late talent manager.

What is the net worth of Johnny Fratto?

Johnny Fratto amassed a plethora of financial assets during his lifetime, one of which was his bike and bicycle company.

Unfortunately, the talent manager’s net worth has been calculated,  it is estimated to be in the  $1 million dollars.

Johnny Fratto: Birth, Parents, Siblings, and Education

Fratto was born on August 12, 1954, in Des Moines, Iowa, USA. Johnny is of white ethnicity and has American citizenship.

His father, Louis Fratto, was a well-known figure in the United States, particularly in Iowa, where he was a well-known mafia figure and the city’s Mob Boss.

Louis was also a businessman who was well-known for being the sole distributor of Canadian Ace Beer.

Despite his father’s influence as Iowa’s Mob Boss, Johnny saw himself as the Paris Hilton of the Mafia, while his brother Frank Farrell was a hitman for the mobs.

Louis and Carmella have three children: Carmie, Willie, and Tommy.

Frank was tragically killed in a plane crash in 1969.

There is currently no information available detailing Johnny Fratto’s educational background; however, it is common knowledge that he began his career many years ago.

Johnny Fratto: Career

Fratto is best known in the competitive market as the founder of the Beverly Hills Choppers, a power bike and bicycle company based in Beverly Hills, California.

Despite competing with other elite companies like Orange County Chopper, the businessman’s company has continued to make huge strides.

According to the company’s website, celebrities such as Martha Stewart,,,, Lil’ Jon, Damon Das,, and Nicole Richie have been spotted on a Beverly Hills Chopper, while,, actress, singer, DJ, model and fashion designer, and Nicole Richie own personalized Beverly Hills scooters.

Prior to his death, Fratto was the company’s spokesman and president.

He was also the co-founder of the “Johnny Fratto Social Club” and the owner of “Son of a Gun” pasta sauce.

The late businessman also appeared as a guest on an episode of the American television show Deadliest Warrior as the mafia expert for Al Capone’s group.

Johnny Fratto: Relationship Status

Johnny Fratto’s life was marked by overall success, including his marital relationship.

The talent manager’s marriage, like his entrepreneurship and TV career, was blissful and fruitful.

Although the exact year the star married his wife is unknown to the public, the two lived happily together until Fratto died from cancer in Los Angeles, California in 2015.

Jowanke Fratto and Johnny have five beautiful children: Angela Fratto, Will Fratto, Alexis Fratto, Joey Fratto, and Johnny Fratto Jr, an aspiring actor.

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Quick Facts of Johnny Fratto

•  His full name is Johnny Lew Fratto.
•  Johnny was best friends with Paris Hilton, an American media personality.
• In 2005, the socialite received a $250 thousand Swarovski Encrusted Motorcycle from the talent manager’s company for making their brand famous.
• The actress’ scooter is still the most amazing bike the company has ever designed.
•  Eric Shaun Lynch, also known as Eric the Actor or Eric the Midget, was a friend of the talent manager.
• The two are the founders of the Howard Stern Fan Network’s “Johnny Fratto Social Club.”
•  In addition to his business career, Johnny was a talented writer and co-author (with Matthew Randazzo) of the book “Would You Read This Book If I Threatened to Kill You?”, which recounts his time as a mafia Prince in the Midwest.