Michael Jordan has been married to Juan Yvette Prieto for about a decade. He was in Los Cabos, Mexico, with Prieto and their twins for their summer vacation. To beat the heat, the NBA veteran dressed comfortably in a grey T-shirt and shorts.
He was quite content to spend time with his family on the balcony of their hotel suite.
His wife was also content, dressed in a white long sleeve coverup. Summer vacations have so arrived at the ideal time.
In 2008, Jordan, 59, met Yvette Prieto, 42, in a Miami nightclub.
She was a model who worked with designer Alexander Wang.
Prieto also appeared in the documentary “Cuba: An Island Apart.”
She was once linked to Spanish artist Julio Iglesias Jr. Jordan and she moved in together in 2009.
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Prieto is also the stepmother of Jordan’s older children from his marriage to Juanita Vanoy, Jeffrey, 33, Marcus, 31, and Jasmine, 29. As a result, the legendary player has a large family.
Jasmine and former athlete Rakeem Christmas had a son, Rakeem Michael Christmas, three years ago.
What made Michael Jordan a billionaire?
After Michael Jordan retired from basketball in 2003, he focused on growing his brand through partnerships with companies such as Nike and Coca-Cola, as well as investing.
After obtaining a minority investment in the Charlotte Hornets in 2005, he became the majority owner in 2010.
He became the first former NBA player to become the majority owner of a team.
In 2014, he became a billionaire.
He did, in fact, raise his net worth by $300 million during the epidemic as a result of this business and his Nike endorsement.
His investment is worth $940 million after deducting debt.
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His endorsements have increased his wealth by $1.7 billion.
Nike Air Jordans continue to be in high demand.
With his documentary “The Last Dance,” he remains a figure of mainstream interest.
