CELEBRITIES AND THEIR NET WORTH – TAKE A LOOK INSIDE THEIR BANK ACCOUNTS

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Kobe Bryant: Basketball Player, $600 Million

Kobe Bryant was known to be the cream of the crop in the ‘NBA,’ yet he was also a devoted family man when he was off the court. Prior to the accident that took him, Bryant worked hard to lead the best life, which he did successfully since his wealth ballooned to $600 million.

The ‘Black Mamba’ also loved to spend his hard-earned cash by giving back to the needy, which is likely the reason why he was picked to become the ‘After-School All-Stars’ ambassador. Additionally, Bryant and his lovely wife Vanessa started their own foundation that aimed to assist the homeless and develop sports programs for everyone. What an amazing man, huh?

 

LeBron James: Basketball Player – $440 Million

 

LeBron James earned his spot as one of the best basketball players in the world, and his net worth can back up that fact. He now has a total of $440 million, and it is still increasing since he has no plans of retiring yet. Most of his fortune comes from his sponsorship and endorsement deals.

 

Aside from basketball, LeBron has also done bits of movie and TV work. He made his debut in the 2015 film Trainwreck and became a host of Saturday Night Live and the ESPY Awards. His son, Lebron James Jr., also decided to follow his footsteps in the basketball world.

Shaquille O’Neal: Basketball Player — $400 Million

When Shaquille O’Neal first started out in his career, he became known as a monster in the court. At 7’1, Shaq was considered to be one of the tallest and heaviest players there was in the NBA. With his domineering physique, Shaq managed to become one of the world’s best centers in the game. Because of that, Shaq has made huge amounts of money as a former player and as a commentator. After his basketball career came to an end, Shaq became an actor and appeared in numerous TV shows and films. He recently appeared in the 2018 film Uncle Drew as Big Fella.

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