Last Updated: April 25, 2024
Category:
Richest Celebrities
Net Worth:
$25 Million
Birthdate:
Sep 17, 1974 (50 years old)
Birthplace:
South Orange
Gender:
Female
Profession:
TV Personality
Nationality:
United States of America
  1. What Is Jennifer Williams' Net Worth?
  2. Early Life
  3. Career
  4. "Basketball Wives"
  5. Personal Life

What Is Jennifer Williams' Net Worth?

Jennifer Williams is an American reality television personality and real estate broker who has a net worth of $25 million. Jennifer Williams acquired that wealth by selling upscale properties in New Jersey, founding a women's fitness studio, and through her marriage to NBA player Eric Williams. She is probably best known for being featured on VH1's "Basketball Wives" for the show's first four seasons.

Early Life

Jennifer Williams was born on September 17, 1974, in South Orange, New Jersey. Jennifer was raised as an only child and graduated from Columbia High School. She then attended the University of Maryland and graduated cum laude with a degree in Political Science. She traveled the world, and in 2000, she met her future husband, NBA player Eric Williams. The two were married in 2007.

Career

Williams intended to become an attorney and even joined a law firm before she decided the career path wasn't for her. In 2005, she got her real estate license and sold high-end properties in the New Jersey area. She is an owner of Flirty Girl Fitness. She also launched a lip gloss line called Lucid Cosmetics. Williams went on to open an online fashion boutique called Classy Girl Wardrobe.

Jennifer co-founded Project Save the World, which aims to help fight diseases and end world hunger, as well as to stop the use of fossil fuels and encourage conversion to renewable energy sources. Williams supports many other charities.

She has lived in Boston, San Antonio, Miami Beach, and Toronto. Jennifer is very popular and active on social media, with her Instagram account sitting at nearly 1 million followers and over 650,000 followers on Twitter.

Jennifer Williams Net Worth

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"Basketball Wives"

"Basketball Wives" is a reality TV series that premiered on VH1 in April 2010. It chronicles the lives of a group of women who are romantically linked to those in the pro basketball industry. Williams starred as a main subject on the show for the first four seasons, with her divorce from Eric being the main arc in season one, along with her famous feud with Evelyn Lozada. She left the show after season four and focused on rebranding herself, making TV appearances, expanding her business, and dealing with the loss of her mother to cancer in December 2015. She had a stint alongside "Queer Eye" star Karamo Brown in "The Next 15," an unscripted show which mainly exposed the reality of reality TV.  Jennifer guest-starred in season six of "Basketball Wives," and she and Evelyn put their beef behind them and made up. This opened the doors for Jennifer to come back to the show as a main cast member. She appeared in season seven in 2018 and appeared as a main star in season eight in 2019.

For "Basketball Wives," she was paid $300,000 per season, and she continues to earn an extra $40,000 for each reunion show.

Personal Life

Jennifer and Eric filed for divorce in 2010 and went their separate ways peacefully. She is said to have walked away with a $30 million divorce settlement. After the dust had settled, Jennifer started dating musician Cisco Rosado. The pair dated until 2014. After her two previous failed relationships, Williams met Tim Norman, the star of OWN's "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's." She ended up filing a domestic violence charge against Tim. He went on to allegedly stalk her. The case went to court, and Tim was given a 150ft restraining order that he cannot violate, or he will face jail time.

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