Picabo Street is a well-known American former World Cup Alpine Ski racer. Picabo started her senior team career in 1989 and retired in 2002. Street won the 1998 Olympic Gold Medal in the Nagano. She won each medal in the World Championships.
Picabo Street was born on April 3, 1971, in Triumph, Idaho. She is among the two children born to Roland Wayne Street and Dee Street. Her father was a stonemason, and her mother was a music teacher. Picabo has a brother Ronalnd Jr. Street graduated from Rowland Hall-St Mark's School. Talking about her physical appearance, Picabo stands five feet and seven inches tall and weighs 70 kg.
Picabo Street has an estimated net worth of more than $2 Million. The alpine ski racer credits most of her net worth to her successful skiing career. A ski racer makes a good amount from their sponsorship and advertising deals. In 1998 she signed with Giro Sport Design, developing its first winter sports helmet.
Picabo celebrates after winning gold medal SOURCE: Getty Images Picabo must have earned a good amount from the government to represent them in numerous international events. She won several gold medals and a huge cash prize money. Street is living a lavish lifestyle through her successful career. Corinne Suter and Lara Gut-Behrami are two famous alpine ski racers who share a similar net worth to Picabo. The average income of a top pro skier could go as high as $125,000.
Picabo is pretty private about her married life. She has not shared much about her husband in public. Street exchanged her wedding vows with John Reeser on October 25, 2008, at Alabama’s Prospect Mountain. They had a private wedding ceremony before their close friends and family.
The family photo of Picabo SOURCE: Vogue Picabo and John had been dating each other for several years before their marriage. Street, 37, and Reeser, 31, met two years ago on an airplane and became engaged last spring. Street had a son born in August 2004 with her former partner N. J. Pawley. In early 2009, The duo opened up about expecting their first child together.
In August 2009, The family of three extended to four. In September 2010, The ski racer stated that she was pregnant and expecting her third boy on ESPN's college Games day. Picabo does not show much presence on social media and has successfully kept her personal life away from the spotlight.
Picabo started training skiing in the early days. She joined Rowmark Ski Academy and learned about skiing. Street earned her national team call in 1989 and competed in the Super G. Picabo made her World Cup debut in 1992 and won the silver medal in the 1993 World Championship.
Street won a silver medal in the 1994 Olympics and turned it into gold in the 1998 Olympics. She eventually retired in 2002 and has been a regular member of numerous television shows as a guest.
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