EXCLUSIVE: Jerry Seinfeld Offers Amy Schumer Secret to His Success: Don't Do Anything Just for Money
EXCLUSIVE: Jerry Seinfeld Reveals Secret to His Success: Don't D…
Matthew Perry: ET's Best 'Friends' Moments With the Star (Flashb…
Matthew Perry's 'Friends' Co-Stars Maggie Wheeler, Aisha Tyler a…
Morgan Fairchild on Working Alongside Matthew Perry as Chandler …
Meg Ryan on Her Rom-Com Return After 8-Year Hollywood Hiatus (Ex…
Matthew Perry’s Ex-Fiancée Molly Hurwitz Breaks Silence on His D…
‘90 Day Fiancé’: Daniele Kicks Youhan Out After He Steals Her Mo…
Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz Engaged After 2 Years of Dating
‘Mean Girls’ Reunion: Watch Lindsay Lohan and Cast Revive Their …
'Expedition Vegas': Drew Barrymore Announces 2024 Super Bowl Cou…
Usher on Celeb Friends Wanting In on the Super Bowl and What He'…
Sophie Turner Reportedly Kisses British Aristocrat Peregrine Pea…
Matthew Perry's Friend Describes Their Conversation One Day Befo…
'RHOP's Gizelle Bryant Reacts to Robyn's So-Called Scandal and C…
Priscilla Presley Breaks Down Discussing Lisa Marie Presley's De…
Charlize Theron on Passing Down Philanthropy to Her Kids and 'Ho…
Kate Beckinsale Wears Full Glamour Makeup for Dental Surgery
Mariah Carey Surprises Jimmy Kimmel With Christmas Prank
'The Golden Bachelor': Gerry Gets Emotional and Walks Out Mid Ro…
Jerry Seinfeld gave Amy Schumer some invaluable advice on navigating her way through show business.
The legendary comedian topped Forbes' list of the world's highest-paid comedians in 2015, but ironically his fortune was amassed by not chasing after money.
PICS: 25 Stars You Forgot Were on 'Seinfeld'
"Don't every do anything just for the money, do it because you love it," Seinfeld said. "If you do it because you love it, it will always end up being the right decision no matter how it turns out."
So far it looks like Schumer's been following Seinfeld's advice. She recently took part in an Annie Leibovitz photo shoot that left her feeling "more beautiful than [she's] ever felt in [her] life." She also performed at a Baby Buggy charity event for Seinfeld's wife Jessica.
When he's not joking around with his funny friends on the Crackle web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, fans can catch Seinfeld once a month at New York City's Beacon Theatre roughly once a month starting Jan. 7.
Seinfeld's Beacon series, named Jerry Seinfeld: The Homestead, mirrors an arrangement similar to one that Madison Square Garden made with Billy Joel two years prior. The comedian called out the coincidence onstage.
WATCH: Amy Schumer Poses Nearly Nude for Pirelli Calendar
"I bought Billy Joel's house about 15 years ago and I thought as long as I have his house, why don't I steal his whole career?" Seinfeld joked.
While the residency is sure to bring in crowds, it's still unclear whether his three children will be part of the audience.
"They do think Dad's funny, but I don't do my set at home," Seinfeld told ET. "That's kind of a more professional thing, but I don't think they're going to come either. Maybe they will. I don't know. I don't know what they think of what I do. I really don't."