Anna Faris’ Ex-husband, Ben Indra Bio: Age, Movies, Net Worth, Height, Divorce, Career

Ben Indra is an American actor known for his roles in the early 2000s, particularly in the TV series Raising Dad and films like Lovers Lane. He gained additional public attention as the former husband of actress Anna Faris.

Profile

• Full Name: Benjamin Jeffery Indra
• Stage Name: Ben Indra
• Born: February 23, 1979
• Age: 46 years old
• Birthplace: Sonoma County, California, United States
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: American Actor
• Height: 5 feet 6
• Parents: Mr and Mrs Indra
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Anna Faris (m. 2004–2008, divorced)
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $1 million to $3 million

Early Life and Education

Benjamin Jeffery Indra was born on February 23, 1979, in Sonoma County, California. Little is known about his parents or siblings, as he has kept these details private, though sources indicate his family is of British-Irish descent.

Growing up in California, he developed an early interest in acting, participating in school plays and local theater productions. Reports suggest he had a strained relationship with his parents, prompting him to move out at 18.

He attended Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where he earned a degree in Communications, providing a foundation for his media and performance career. His early exposure to Hollywood’s entertainment scene fueled his ambition to pursue acting professionally.

Career

Ben Indra began his acting career in 1999 with a minor role in the MTV series Undressed (Season 4, guest appearance). That same year, he debuted in film as Bradley in the independent slasher movie Lovers Lane, where he met his future wife, Anna Faris.

In 2000, he played Mike McCready in the horror-fantasy film Voodoo Academy and Kelby in Tempest Eye. He also appeared as Wayne in the TV movie Damaged Goods.

His most significant role came in 2001, portraying Josh in 20 episodes of the comedy series Raising Dad on The WB, alongside Bob Saget and Kat Dennings, earning audience appreciation for his comedic performance. In 2001, he made a guest appearance as Colefax in the sitcom Love, Inc.

After 2005, Indra stepped back from acting, and no recent projects are documented, suggesting a shift to personal or behind-the-scenes pursuits. Some sources mention unverified projects like Siko Siko (2025) or El Harifa 2: El Remontada (2024), but these lack credible evidence and may be misattributed.

Social Media

• Ben Indra’s social media account is unknown to the media

Personal Life

Ben Indra, leads a private life and resides in California, though his current whereabouts are largely undisclosed. He was married to actress Anna Faris from June 3, 2004, to February 2008, having met her on the set of Lovers Lane in 1999.

Their marriage ended in divorce, finalized with a $900,000 settlement paid by Faris to Indra, and they sold their shared home for $2 million. The divorce was attributed to professional disparities—Faris’s rising stardom contrasted with Indra’s struggling career—and her growing attraction to co-star Chris Pratt, whom she later married.

Indra has no children and has not been linked to any relationships since the divorce, maintaining a secretive personal life. He is reportedly passionate about nature, enjoying mountains, forests, and snowy areas.

His zodiac sign is Pisces, and some sources describe him as charming and introverted. No controversies or legal issues are associated with him post-divorce.

Filmography

• Undressed (1999) – Guest role (TV series, Season 4, 1 episode)
• Lovers Lane (1999) – Bradley (Film)
• Voodoo Academy (2000) – Mike McCready (Film)
• Tempest Eye (2000) – Kelby (Film)
• Damaged Goods (2000) – Wayne (TV Movie)
• Kate Brasher (2001) – Guest role (TV series, 1 episode)
• Rites (2001) – Unknown role (Short Film)
• Raising Dad (2001–2002) – Josh (TV Series, 20 episodes)
• Love, Inc. (2005) – Colefax (TV Series, guest role)

Net Worth

Ben Indra’s estimated net worth ranges from $1 million to $3 million. His wealth primarily stems from his acting roles in Raising Dad, Lovers Lane, and other projects, supplemented by a $900,000 divorce settlement from Anna Faris and proceeds from the sale of their $2 million home.