Brent Barry, the son of American retired professional basketball player Rick Barry and Pam Hale. Although being born in a celebrity family, he has established his name as one of the popular basketball players in the United States of America. He is an American basketball executive, broadcaster and former player. Currently, Barry works as a vice president of basketball operations for the San Antonio Spurs.

Barry has amassed great fortunes from his successful career as a basketball player. Also, the star shares two children with his former partner. What’s his current relationship? To find out more about Barry, we suggest you read the whole article.

Native of Long Island

Brent Barry was born on December 31, 1971, in Long Island, New York, the United States of America. His parents Rick Barry and Pam Hale separated when he was young and then his father married Lynn Barry.  Brent holds an American nationality and belongs to white ethnicity.

Rick Barry with his second wife Lynn
Brent’s father with his stepmother, Picture Source: Playerswiki

Barry attended De La Salle High School in Concord, California and played basketball there. Soon after graduation in 1990, he attended Oregon State University and joined the Beavers basketball team for four years.

Four Siblings

Brent was raised in Long Island along with his four siblings. He has three brothers named Scooter Barry, Jon Barry, Drew Barry and a sister Shannon Barry. Also, he has a half brother Canton Barry from his father’s second marriage. His brother, Job Barry is a popular sportscaster and former NBA player.

Currently, he works for ESPN ABC along with journalists like Michele Tafoya, Lisa Salters, Adam Schefter, and Erin Andrews. In addition, his other two brothers are also professional basketball players.

How rich is Brent Barry?

The 48 years old NBA Guard has earned a massive fortune from his career. He has a net worth of $20 million as of 2020. The significant way of his earning is his basketball career. He is now working on NBA TV as a host and earns a salary of around $200,000. In addition, he has gained about $300,000 since 2018 as vice president of basketball operations for San Antonio Spurs. Therefore, he gets a salary of around $1 million working on different platforms.

He’s reportedly made career earnings of about $53,231,719 as a professional. His estimated annual earnings range from around $3 million during his playing career. On the other hand, his father has a net worth of $4 million. He was one of the best athletes in his youthful days and earned himself a tremendous fortune. Barry is currently enjoying a rich and lavish life from his earnings.

Leading a Single Life

Barry is currently living a single life and focusing on his career. However, he was previously married to his long time girlfriend turned wife Erin Barry. The former couple exchanged their wedding vows in 1998. The two attended the same college and were in a relationship since then. From their long marriage span, the duo has two children, both son.

Brent Barry with his former wife Erin Barry and their kids
Brent Barry with his former wife Erin Barry and their kids, Photo Source: playerswiki

Even though the ex-couple started their life with great chemistry and a good understanding, they failed to continue their relationship for a longer period. Apart, Erin filed for divorce in 2010, citing irreconcilable differences. Sources said that Erin had an extramarital affair with teammate Tony Parker which is why Brent and Erin divorce. However, the rumors came out as false after Erin denied the statement. She said,

Unfortunately, because our divorces are occurring at the same time, great speculation has been cast on our friendship. My friendship with Tony Parker had nothing to do with the end of my marriage (which is painful enough without this added drama), and to assume that we had an affair is naïve, ridiculous, and completely misguided. Every day I dedicate myself to being a good person and the best Mom that I can possibly be for my two beautiful children,” she continued. A first-year law student and a longtime advocate for abused and disadvantaged children. I have spent my adult life fighting for children who have been victimized,” she wrote, “so forgive me for not caring when someone tells me that my name is being dragged through the mud.”

Since the duo has the dual custody of their children, they are busy raising their kids.