Kisha Chavis is the 2nd-wife of retired NBA player, Joe Smith who played at power forward position for twelve teams during a 16-year career. The news about their wedding was known to the public via the reality show, Say, Yes Dress, where Chavis appeared dressed for their wedding.
Kisha is holding the hand of her beau despite being in many scandalous relationships and poor financial conditions. The power couple has been fated for quite some time now.
Kisha Chavis, who is a model and entertainment creator, has an estimated net worth of $100,0000. On the other hand, Joe Smith has an estimated net worth of $35 Million as he earned $61,220,796 from his professional career at the NBA which is equivalent to $97,647,447 in today's dollar value and the former basketball player has kept his endorsement deals away from the public.
Smith scored properties in virtually every city he played in, houses sitting empty as he continued throughout his career. However, it wasn't always easy to sell the properties he had once purchased. Additionally, he owned the world's most expensive four-wheelers including two Range Rovers, 2 Mercedes-Benz, a Porsche, a Corvette, and a Bentley, among other cars he also owned.
Joe Smith has an estimated net worth of $35 Million. SOURCE: Instagram- @joesmithbasketballThough Smith had made plenty of fortune, he was losing it at a rapid pace. The records from 2018 show, Smith is $157,000 in debt, and with his wifey, Chavis, they make a combined $26,000 per annum. For now, Smith's income is source is considered private basketball coaching.
Joe Smith was previously married to his longtime girlfriend Yolanda Smith, with whom he shared the responsibility of raising three children. However, their relationship came to an end in 2011 due to infidelity. Smith was caught cheating on Yolanda with another woman named Deanna Marie, leading to the dissolution of their marriage. This unfortunate incident marked the end of their long-standing partnership.
Pictures shared by Joe Smith SOURCE: Instagram @joesmithbasketball Following his divorce, Joe Smith entered into a new chapter of his life and found love once again. He is currently married to a woman named Kisha Chavis. Their journey began in 2016 when they got engaged, and two years later, in 2018, they officially tied the knot. Smith's marriage to Kisha Chavis represents a fresh start and a new commitment in his personal life after the difficulties he faced in his previous relationship.
Previously, Smith was married to Yolanda Smith and shared three children. They divorced in 2011 after Yoland came to know about Smith's extra-marital affair with a woman named Deanna Marie. As per the divorce settlement, Smith was ordered to pay $10,339 a month for child support, which was later reduced to $968 per month.
Smith then started dating Love & Hip Hop Hollywood star, Moniece Slaughter. Nevertheless, the couple split just a few months in March 2012.
Born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia, Joe Smith is a retired basketball player. The forty-four years old was drafted in the 1995 NBA draft by Golden State Warriors where he played until 1998 then played for the Philadelphia 76ers (1998, 2006-07), Minnesota Timberwolves (1999-2000, 2001-2003), Detroit Pistons (2000-2001), Milwaukee Bucks (2003-2006), Denver Nuggets (2006), Chicago Bulls (2007-2008), Cleveland Cavaliers (2008, 2009), Oklahoma City Thunder (2008-2009), Atlanta Hawks (2009-2010), New Jersey Nets (2010), and Los Angeles Lakers (2010-2011).
Kisha Chavis' husband, Joe Smith SOURCE: Biographyfact Besides basketball, Smith has been into music. He recorded a solo rap album under the pseudonym 'Joe Beast', which includes tracks titled "Murda Kapital" and "I Does This".
Joe Smith NBA Stats
Joe Smith had an impressive NBA career that spanned 16 seasons, during which he played for 12 different teams. He was drafted as the first overall pick by the Golden State Warriors in 1995 and quickly made an impact in the league. In his rookie season, Smith showcased his skills and was recognized for his talent by being named to the NBA All-Rookie First Team in 1996.
Throughout his career, Smith maintained solid averages, contributing consistently to his team's success. He averaged 10.9 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game over the course of his career. His longevity in the league is evident from the fact that he played in an impressive 1,030 regular season games. Smith's versatility was highlighted by several remarkable individual performances. He achieved a career-high of 38 points in a single game, showcasing his scoring ability. Additionally, he displayed his prowess on the boards with a career-high of 20 rebounds in a game.
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