Tristan Thompson Net Worth 2024

Tristan Thompson is a Canadian-American professional basketball player who currently plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Through his NBA Career, he has played for the Boston Celtics, Sacramento Kings, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Indiana Pacers.

Tristan Thompson was selected by the Cavaliers as the fourth overall choice in the 2011 NBA Draft, and eventually, he was instrumental for the Cavs when they won the 2016 NBA Championship. For his high school freshman year, Thompson attended St. Marguerite d'Youville Secondary School in Brampton, and then eventually decided to attend Saint Benedict's Preparatory School in Newark, New Jersey for his sophomore year. He only played one season of college basketball for the University of Texas’ Longhorns and then declared for the NBA draft. Thompson also plays for the Canadian national team.

Tristan Thompson’s Net Worth in 2024?

Tristan Thompson has a net worth of $70 million, as of February 2024. He was the highest Canadian drafted player in the 2011 NBA draft. His earlier professional basketball career contracts, organization salary, and brand sponsorships are some of the sources of income. He also has a vast social media presence on varied platforms and endorses several brands.

Tristan Thompson Salary

Tristan Thompson's current salary for the Chicago Bulls is $3,196,448. His primary sources of revenue come from his playing career with the Canadian National Basketball Team, the NBA, and endorsement deals.

Salary History

Tristan Thompson Endorsements

Along with his Basketball career, he has also made appearances on YouTube, NBA app advertisements, and Keeping Up With The Kardashians. In 2015, Tristan apparently had a deal with Canada's very own restaurant chain- Tim Hortons. Thompson has been endorsing some renowned brands like

• Beats by Dr. Dre,

• Moet & Chandon,

• Mountain Dew, and

• Nike

Tristan Thompson Investments

Thompson is known to be a big spender and is known to have a luxurious car collection. He is also known to give back to the community through his charitable efforts. He founded The Amari Thompson Fund in honor of his younger brother.

Tristan Thompson Other Sources of Income

The former Chicago Bulls player is quite active on social media platforms and has 3.7 million followers on Instagram. He earns between $6,000 and $10,000 per post. He is known to post about his 2 kids. Thompson’s other sources of income mostly include his endorsement deals and the content he shares on his social media platforms.

Tristan Thompson House

Tristan Thompson bought a massive 10,584-square-foot property for $12.5 million that is two miles from Kardashian's Hidden Hills home. The mansion has six stylish bedrooms, ten bathrooms, a fireplace in the garden, and a rose garden in the backyard.

Back in 2020, he also sold his gated mansion in LA's increasingly swank Encino neighborhood, for $8.5 million, The 10,000 sq. ft. manor houses have 7 bedrooms and a total of 7 bathrooms, plus all the latest luxurious amenities.

Thompson also owns a house at Cleveland earlier which he sold after he joined the Boston Celtics. The lakeside house has a six-bedroom, seven-bathroom for $2.5 million. The property also includes a wine cellar, billiards room, poker room, theater, a full bar, and a gym.

Tristan Thompson Car

The NBA champion is known to own a collection of eight high-end vehicles. Range Rover, Lexus, and Lamborghini are included in the collection.

Tristan Thompson Charity Work

Tristan is the founder of The Amari Thompson Fund which he started in honor of his younger brother. The Fund helps children diagnosed with neurological disorders by supporting their epilepsy treatment. Thompson's youngest brother Amari has a neurological disorder and experiences seizures almost daily due to his condition.

While Thompson was with the Cleveland Cavaliers, he was one of seven NBA players nominated for the 39th annual J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award which is presented by the Pro Basketball Writers of America. Community service by Thompson consisted of purchasing turkeys and full bags of groceries for 150 families from Historic Greater Friendship Baptist Church in Cleveland, shopping sprees for children, as well as working to raise awareness of domestic violence and pediatric epilepsy.

He also runs the Cleveland Children's Rehabilitation Hospital, BLOCKS 13, and Greater Cleveland Food Bank.