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Whatever Happened to Megyn Price? The Rules of Engagement Star Is Still Working in 2026 and Has a New Show With Craig Ferguson

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Megyn Price has a degree in economics and journalism, but her love for acting prompted a move to L.A., where she made it big. With a new show in the pipeline, she’s not stepping away from our screens anytime soon. Known for her quick-witted humor and many years on screen, Price is an American actress with Stanford credentials. Her IMDb profile claims she’s appeared in nearly 300 television episodes, with fan favorites including Rules of Engagement (2007-2013) and The Ranch (2016-2020). And the 55-year-old is still acting. In October 2026, Deadline announced that Price is set to star alongside former late-night host Craig Ferguson in an eight-episode dramedy series called Quitters. Ferguson plays Nick McTavers, who runs an unconventional recovery center, and the series has been filming in Utah, according to the Denver Gazette. But what else has she been up to in the last few years and how did she go from investment banking to a successful career in entertainment?

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