Christopher Emmanuel Paul is popular as the son of Chris Paul. Christopher has also appeared in a TV show in an episode of Family Feud with the rest of his family His father Chris is a famous American Professional Basketball Player. Paul has great talent and an incredible style of playing. Due to his amazing performance and achievement in the game, he was considered in NBA’s top-ranking stars.
Chris Paul Jr was born Christopher Emmanuel Paul II on May 23, 2009. He was born as the oldest child to Chris Paul and Jada Paul. He has a sister named Camryn Paul.
Christopher Emmanuel has an estimated net worth of $100,000. Christopher is just 12 years old and doesn't have any source of earnings. He is currently studying in school. However, his father is one of the highest-earning and richest NBA players. According to different data, Paul's Net worth is found to be approximately $160 million dollars.
At the present time, he has been involved with Phoenix Suns with a salary of around $28,400,000. His main source of income is Basketball and besides that, he has kept himself open in business with a number of global brands. Paul currently endorses brands such as Panini, Tissot, Nike, state farm, and so on. Only through the help of endorsement, he earns around $7 million dollars.
Chris Paul Houston Mansion SOURCE: Houston Chronicle TMZ Sports reported that the nine-time All-Star Chris Paul has put his Houston mansion on the market for $6.975 million. Paul brought this house after joining the Rockets from the Los Angeles Clippers. Paul has made regular appearances at different events which help him to earn a significant amount of money and uplift his net worth.
Chris Paul is married. He has married Jada Crawley. Jada and Chris dated each other when they were eighteen years old during their sophomore years. For the first time, Paul proposed to Jada on September 26, 2010, at Wake Forest Gymnasium. According to NOLA.com.
Christopher's parents Paul and Jada SOURCE: PaperCity Magazine Chris Paul and Jada married in an extravagant ceremony at Ballantyne Hotel and Lodge in Charlotte, North Carolina on September 10, 2011.
Paul made his debut for the United States National Team in the 2006 FIBA World Champion in Japan. He helped the team to uplift bronze medals with a tournament peak of 44 assists. He had played a notable role off the bench at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, scoring 13 points in a victory against Spain where the US won the gold medal.
He was promoted to the starting point guard at the London 2012 Olympics where the US nationals were undefeated and bagged the gold medal.
