Bill Walton Ignores His Ex-Wife and Marries A Hot Japanese Lady [2023 Update]: Beautiful Susan Guth is Bamboozled!

Susan Guth is a communication consultant known as the former wife of Bill Walton, a retired American professional basketball player. Her husband Bill is now a television sportscaster on TV. Together they had four children, Adam (born in 1977), Luke Walton (born in 1980), Nathan (born in 1977), and Chris Walton.

The former basketball player Bill Walton married Susan Guth on 24 February 1979. But the two began dating back in 1978. Their marital relationship came to an end in 1989. After his divorce from Susan Guth, Bill Walton married Lori Matsuoka in 1991. The couple has been happily married since and has welcomed four children together.

Bill Walton Net Worth: How Much Is The Net Worth Of Walton's Ex-Wife, Susan Guth

Bill Walton's ex-wife, Susan Guth has an estimated net worth of $500,000. Susan is involved in some philanthropic work and is the founder and President of the Indigo Village Educational Foundation and Indigo Village.

According to some online sources, earns around $110,000 per year on average. Also, her ex-husband, Walton, has an estimated net worth of approximately $20 Million, which he earned from playing professional basketball.

She was married to Bill for around 10 years and after the divorce, she must have got some portion of his wealth as a child and spousal support, but the money that she earned from the divorce settlement is yet to be revealed.

From Marriage to Separation: The Untold Saga of Bill Walton and Susan Guth's Bond

Susan Guth and Bill Walton met and started dating in the late 1970s. After some years of courtship, they married on February 24, 1979. The couple is the parents of four children together whose names are Chris Walton, Nathan Walton, Luke Walton, and Adam Walton.

 After a decade-long relationship, the couple got divorced in 1989. The reason for their separation was kept private. Bill then married his second wife, Lori Matsuoka, whereas Guth has decided to remain single.

Susan Guth set her career in motion by working for McLean High School from 2004 to 2008. In December 2008, her professional career leaped, and she worked as an editor for CofC Miscellany Literary Magazine and Promotions & Technical Assistant for the CofC Department of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs. She worked there for three years and six months.

Guth then worked as Protege at the CofC Department of Communication Protégé-Mentor Program from 2009 to May 2012. Later, from February 2012 to May 2012, she worked as Mindfire Member at Ketchum Public Relations. After that, she worked as an account executive at Iris Worldwide from January 2013 to June 2014.