Born in February 1964, the Funny Bones star rose to fame in the stand-up comedy fraternity during the 1990s with abrasive, exciting, sweaty, energetic stage performances, and physical observational comedy.
He even won the Perrier Comedy Award for his work at the Edinburgh Festival in 1993.
"I started off cleaning toilets when I was a kid," he told Jonathan Ross before recalling how he continuously worked for years without giving much to his family.
Lee Evans with his wife Heather Nudds. (Photo: Twitter)
He explained, "And I've had loads of jobs and I just kept working and working and working...but I've ignored, I think for far too long, my missus and I want to spend a lot more time with her [wife]."
Evans then said that he would do nothing but be around his longtime wife, give her hugs frequently, and express he was hers.
Meanwhile, he also had a joke ready for his last statement. He shared his spouse would say to him, "get out, you're getting on my nerves!"
In addition, the comedian was also excited to be more involved in his daughter's life. According to him, he always missed out from attending her plays and school functions, but he wished to change that pattern.
Evans and his partner Nudds haven't had any kids since welcoming their only child in 1993.
