Porter Jr.: After NBA players become famous, they need to have a double eye for finding a partner. If they divorce, half of their property may be divided

The relationship between Washington and his ex-wife Renner (bottom right) was released in 2020. Shortly after the birth of the child in 2021, Renner filed for divorce and successfully obtained custody of the child. Washington reportedly pays Renner $200,000 in child support every month until their child is 18 years old, a total of $43.2 million. A few days ago, when Washington picked up the child, they had a fierce quarrel and spoke sharply.

Recently, Nets player Porter Jr. participated in the podcast program Me & Who Els Podcast, and during this period he talked about the topic of NBA players being divided into their property after divorce.

"Some players face many challenges when looking for partners, especially after becoming famous. They may encounter many choices, but finding a partner who truly loves them is not easy. For example, women players meet through social media may have other purposes, which makes it difficult for players to judge whether the other party is sincere. In addition, the financial aspects of marriage also increase risks, because once divorced, they may face huge compensation and half of their property will be split by the woman. This is more common," said Porter Jr.

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