Patrice O'Neal come on the show, who also became a popular regular guest. When the show aired on SiriusXM Radio, Vos hosted a Saturday night program with his wife Bonnie McFarlane. He hosted the 2006 and 2007 editions of the Opie and Anthony's Traveling Virus Comedy Tour. Between 2006 and 2008, Vos prepared three pilot episodes for a comedy series alongside McFarlane, but neither were picked up by a network. He was featured in a segment of the television show, What Would You Do?. In November 2011, Vos and McFarlane started their own podcast, My Wife Hates Me. In 2016, Vos released his fifth comedy album V, of which its material took between one year and a half and two years to develop. It charted at number one on the iTunes and Billboard release charts. In 2022, while performing at a comedy club in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Vos made racist comments about members of the audience based on their Indigenous ethnicity. After several Indigenous members of the audience walked out, Vos reportedly said "They should all go back to their f——— wigwam," at which point more audience members walked out. He also reportedly used the word "gay" in a derogatory sense during his set. Personal life After struggling with crack cocaine and alcohol addiction throughout his 20s, Vos completed a one-month rehabilitation course in 1987, three years into his comedy career. He has been clean since. Vos has married twice; he and his first wife have two daughters, Jessica and Ellen, before they divorced. In September 2005, Vos married comedian Bonnie McFarlane. Their daughter Rayna was born in 2007. Vos lives in Hillsborough Township, New Jersey to be closer to his children. Stand-up releases I'm Killing Here! (2001) Vos (2004) Vos: Live in Philly (2010) Still Empty Inside (2011) 141 IQ (2016) V (2016) When I Saw Hamilton... (2019) References External links RichVos.com Living people People from Hillsborough Township, New Jersey Jewish American male actors American podcasters American stand-up comedians Last Comic Standing contestants Male actors from New York City American humorists American radio personalities Comedians from New York City Jewish American comedians 20th-century American comedians 21st-century American comedians 21st-century American Jews Year of birth missing (living people)