Kevin Hart's Vegan Venture Folds, but His Star Power Shines On
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Kevin Hart's Vegan Venture Folds, but His Star Power Shines On
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Kevin Hart has been everywhere lately and is definitely making headlines beyond just the comedy stage. One of the most widely discussed stories has been the abrupt closure of his vegan fast food chain, Hart House. After opening in 2022 with a promise to revolutionize vegan fast food by focusing on plant-based “burg’rs” and healthier choices, Hart House shuttered all four Los Angeles locations on September 10 last year, saying on Instagram, “A Hartfelt goodbye for now as we start a new chapter.” Though the response to the menu and brand was reportedly strong, industry insiders from Eater Los Angeles and AOL point out that the vegan restaurant business itself remains brutally competitive, with even celebrity-backed chains like Hart’s finding it tough to survive. Kevin described creating Hart House as a “natural evolution” of his “flexitarian lifestyle and business ecosystem,” but he and the brand have been quiet on next steps since the closures.
Moving to the stage, Kevin’s “Acting My Age” tour continues to be a major force in live entertainment. According to the Chumash Casino Resort, he just announced the tour’s Santa Ynez stop for October 11, 2025, and tickets are a hot commodity. He maintains his status as one of Hollywood’s box office heavyweights, with his tour and stand-up shows consistently selling out large venues. Ticket platforms like Concerts Vegas list upcoming shows in major cities throughout early and mid-2025, including multiple stops at iconic venues like Radio City Music Hall in New York.
This ongoing tour follows a milestone in Kevin’s career: in 2024 he became the youngest honoree ever for the prestigious Mark Twain Prize for American Comedy, signifying his ongoing cultural impact.
Kevin is also an active entrepreneur and media executive. TickerNews reported his new media company launched with a $100 million investment fund, highlighting his status as a Hollywood power player not just in front of the camera but behind the scenes too. His production company HartBeat, valued at $650 million according to AOL Finance, continues to develop new projects as Hart expands his work as a producer and owner.
On the social media front, Feedspot recently ranked him as the top Black comedy influencer on Instagram in 2025, boasting over 176 million followers under his handle @kevinhart4real. He’s consistently viral, sharing everything from tour updates to motivational content and has a growing presence on emerging platforms like Threads and media through his company HartBeat. No major scandals or controversies have surfaced in recent weeks based on indexes and newswires, though minor speculation online questions whether the Hart House closure will impact his image—so far, the public reaction has been sympathetic and focused on the broader struggles of vegan dining, rather than Kevin directly.
Overall, Kevin Hart remains a dominant figure, balancing sold-out tours, high-profile business ventures, and massive social media influence, with recent setbacks treated as part of a long and still-climbing career arc.
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