Biography of Paul George [Age, Height, Family, Fiance, Children, Net Worth & Salary]

According to Spotrac, when Paul George’s present contract expires with LA. Clippers, he will make $217,812,725.

During his debut season, George earned $2,238,660 and $1,936,730 next season. Later, he finished his rookie contract earning $1,936,730 and $3,282,003 in third and forth season.

Before the beginning of his fifth year, Paul George signed a 5-year maximum rookie extension worth $91.57 million.

In 2014-15 season, he made $15,925,680 followed by $17,120,106 in next campaign. Later, in 2016-17 season George earned $18,314,532.

However, in the 2017 offseason, George told his intention not to resign with Pacers next season.

So, the franchise traded him because the Pacers could not afford to lose Geroge and get nothing in return.

In 2017-18, Geroge received $19,508,958. Later in the 2018 summer, PG resigned from a 4-year maximum contract with Thunder worth $136.9 million. It included a player option in the final year.

Geroge made MVP numbers during the 2018-19 season and earned $30,560,700 during the 2018-19 season.

But, next season Paul George was traded to La Clippers. Moreover, he made $33,005,556 in his first season with the Clippers.

Currently, Paul Geroge is the best-paid player in the Clippers and 8th in the NBA, making $35,450,412.

The estimated net worth of California natives is $90 million.

Paul George | Endorsement and Charity

Endorsement

Alongside running YouTube with more than 60k followers, Paul George also has endorsement deals with many brands.

George’s major sponsor is Nike. He reportedly earns about $5.5 million from Nike yearly.

Furthermore, in 2017, he became the 21st player to have his own signature shoe line. To date, his PG shoe line has already entered the fifth generation.

Paul George advertising his PG5 shoe

Moreover, PG 2, George’s second signature shoe released in 2018, was widely famous among NBA athletes.

Likewise, being a hat enthusiast, George partnered with New Era to introduce his own custom hats line.

In 2014, Gatorade signed Paul George as their brand ambassador. Since then, he has been to their many commercials.

Geroge also has sponsorship deals with the video game NBA 2K. Moreover, in NBA2k21, he was featured as their cover athlete.

Furthermore, another sponsor of George includes Bass Pro Shops, Foot Locker, and AT&T.

Likewise, Paul George was among NBA athletes investing in Tonal, which raised about $110 million from new funding.

Charity

The NBA prospect currently runs Paul Geroge Foundation, where he carries out various programs and fundraising events to help communities.

George knows the feeling of happiness well. When PG was just 6 years old, his mother suffered a stroke.

So, he partnered with American Stroke Association to host the annual stroke victims Christmas dinner. He wants to bring awareness to this issue and celebrate with victims’ families who overcame stroke.

Likewise, George also hosts Celebrity Fishing Tournament annually for fundraising.

George loves fishing, and he dedicated kids’ friends dock for children to encourage them in outdoor activities.

In 2019, Paul George Foundation announced sponsoring OKFITS programs in 13 schools.

According to NBA rules, if players decide to change their number while remaining on the same team, some players may have to purchase all their jerseys.

However, George decided to buy all the jerseys anyway and donated them to his former high school in 2014.

Likewise, George also hosts a youth basketball camp in his hometown to help children pursue their basketball careers.

In 2015, George provided a $10k donation to help 11 years old Daisy Esterline family buy a wheelchair van.

Similarly, George has been active in the Black Lives Matter movement. He frequently wears Black Lives Matter hoodies or t-shirts during the pregame warmup.

During NBA bubble post-game interview, he ended the media question by mentioning Breonna Taylor, RIP, George Floyd, RIP for their justice.

Paul George | LifeStyle

House and Cars

Soon after joining LA Clippers from Okhalama Thunders in 2019, Paul George purchased a mansion in Pacific Palisades.

He reportedly paid $16 million for the house. The 10,014 sq. ft 3-story mansion has seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms.

His house also has an open floor plan, several special touches like an elevator, and a climate-controlled wine room.

Other cool features of the house are the theater room, game room, lounge, indoor spa, gym, and swimming pool.

In addition, George’s crib also includes an outdoor kitchen, half basketball court, and another swimming pool with a waterfall foundation.

After listing the Hidden Hills mansion for sale in July 2020, George successfully sold it in December. French Montana purchased his 1.35-acre mansion for $8.4 million later.

One of the hottest and expensive cars in George’s collection is Ferrari 458 Spider. He purchased a car in 2014 for $3,70,000, reaching 0-60 in 3.7 seconds.

Likewise, in 2018 he gifted his fiance a brand new Land Rover on Mother day occasion.

Paul George | Professional Career

In 2010, Paul George decided to forgo two years of college and declared for the NBA draft. Young George was selected as the 10th overall pick by Indiana Pacers.

During his rookie season, he played in 61 matches, starting in 19 of them. Later, in the next season, he started in 66 games averaging 12.1 PPG.

Probably, the 2012-13 season proved to be a breakthrough year as he won Most Improved Player. Moreover, he started in 79 games, recording 17.4 PPG, 7.3 RPG, and 4.1 APG.