Tyler Perry has built a hugely successful career as an actor, writer and producer, but his journey began with a deeply traumatic childhood. Born in New Orleans in 1969, Perry has publicly described suffering severe physical and sexual abuse as a child, including beatings by his father, before becoming homeless and living in his car while trying to launch his first stage play. He eventually found success through his plays, films and the iconic Madea character, becoming one of Hollywood’s most successful entertainers and building a major production empire….
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