Doris Burke

The USA Today Rudy Award winner, Doris Burke is a former college basketball player turned ESPN broadcaster who works as a TV analyst for NBA. She is the first woman commentator for New York Knicks games on both television and radio.

In her personal life behind cameras, she was married to a TV personality Gregg Burke. Together Gregg and Doris welcomed two children. Further, from her successful career, she has collected $6 million in net worth. To know more about Burke’s bio, age, salary, married life and divorce, read the whole article!

Wiki of Doris Burke

Doris Burke was born on 24 November 1965 as Doris Sable in West Islip, New York, the USA. She is born to the American parents however she hasn’t disclosed information about them up until now. Fun fact about her family is that she has seven siblings. As per her nationality, she is American and holds North American ethnicity. During her childhood, Doris was raised in Manasquan, New Jersey.

Taking about Doris educational background, she went at Manasquan High School where she was a part of the basketball team. Burke also played as a point guard for her high school team.

Later, she went to Providence College in Providence, Rhode Island. Over there she became a member of Providence Friars women’s basketball team and played college basketball.

In 1987, Burke won the college’s Co-Female Athlete of the Year Award. Similarly, she also earned a Bachelor’s degree in Health Service and Social Work. In 1987 she graduates with a master’s degree in education.

Body Measurements

Age of 53, Doris Burke has a slim body shape. She stands at an average height of 5 feet 9 inches whereas her weight is unknown. Likewise, Doris has body measurements of 34 inches breast, 27 inches waist and 37 inches hip. She has a gorgeous pair of brown eye and has blonde hair.

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Ex-Husband, Gregg Burke

ESPN reporter, Doris Burke got married to a TV personality Gregg Burke in 1989. Moreover, the couple exchanged their wedding vows after dating for several years. After 4 years of their marriage, Doris gave birth to their first child in 1993. Similarly, she became the mother of their second child in 1995.

Unfortunately, Doris and Gregg ended their relationship. The former couple never disclosed the reason behind their divorce. As of now, she is living as a single woman and is a proud mother of two children. In addition, she is close to her children and often posts pictures of her children on her official Instagram.

The Drake Incident

The SPN reporter, Doris Burke once received a live romantic proposal from rapper-singer, Drake. Once Doris was the topic of every gossip after In My Feeling‘s singer and rapper Drake Graham publicly flaunted his feelings for Doris and revealed that he has a huge crush on her.

In November 2016, Drake pointed at Doris and made a heart sign at her in Toronto Raptors game. Further, he also made his appearance in the Eastern Conference Finals at Toronto where Darke allured the attendees, as he was seen wearing the “Women Crush Everyday” shirt featuring Doris’s face.

Moreover, Drake invited Doris for dinner on a live TV. Later on 16 November 2016, Doris gave a reply to Drake’s dinner date proposal “saying dinner is on” using heart emoji. Further, the sportscaster and Drake eventually met each other at a Raptors game.

Later Doris stated that the rapper Drake is not her boyfriend and they are not dating. As of now, Doris is yet to open details about her personal life.

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Net Worth – $4 Million

Doris Burke has a net worth of $4 million as of 2019. The main source of her income is from her career as a sportscaster. As per some sources, her annual salary of sportscaster is $520,000. She also earns some fortune from her job as a TV analyst for NBA on ESPN.  Similarly, the NBA on ESPN makes a salary of $79,050 yearly.

Awards

In 2003, Burke has received the USA Today Rudy Award as the Best New Face in Sports Television. In 2004, she was honored with induction into the Institute for International Sport’s Scholar-Athlete Hall of Fame and in 2005 Providence College awarded her with an honorary doctorate degree.

Similarly, Doris also received the Silver Anniversary Award for her athletic and professional accomplishments from the NCAA.