JJ Redick is a former professional basketball player turned podcaster and sports analyst.
The Los Angeles Lakers revealed that Redick will be their new coach, leaving many basketball fans curious about his married life.
Who is JJ Redick’s wife Chelsea Kilgore?
JJ Redick was married to Chelsea Kilgore in 2010. Although her husband is often in the spotlight, Chelsea prefers to keep a low profile.
She describes herself as “twin, mom, Pilates instructor, wife” on her Instagram profile, which she keeps private.
The couple reportedly met during JJ’s rookie year with the Orlando Magic in 2006.
Chelsea is also part of the JJ Redick Foundation, which works to encourage children to follow their passion for sport.
The foundation was formed just a year after the couple got married.
The couple celebrated their tenth anniversary in 2021 and JJ celebrated the milestone in a Instagram post.
He shared a wedding photo with the caption: “Celebrating 10 years of marriage today. Happy anniversary Chelsea.
“The last ten years have been the best years of my life. Thank you for your love, your friendship, and for being the best mother to Knox and Kai. Best wishes for many more decades to come.”
Do JJ Redick and Chelsea Kilgore have children?
JJ Redick and Chelsea Kilgore welcomed two children during their marriage.
Their oldest son, Knox Redick, was born in August 2014, while their youngest son, Kai Redick, was born in 2016.
The family of four currently lives together in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.
In 2019, they gave Architectural Summary a tour of his European-inspired duplex.
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How long did JJ Redick play in the NBA?
JJ Redick was drafted 11th overall by the Orlando Magic in 2006, where he played for seven seasons.
He spent one season with the Milwaukee Bucks in 2012 before moving to the Los Angeles Clippers in 2013.
JJ then signed with the Philadelphia 76ers in 2017 and remained with the team until 2019.
From 2019 to 2020, JJ played with the New Orleans Pelicans.
He ended his career with one season with the Dallas Mavericks, which began in 2020.
Following the 2021 season, he retired from the NBA after 15 seasons in the league with six different teams.
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