What is Dwyane Wade’s net worth?
Olivia House
Published Aug 28, 2026
DWYANE Wade is a former NBA basketball player and three-time NBA champion.
Wade spent the majority of his 16-year career playing for the Miami Heat where he captured three NBA championships, including the 2006 Finals MVP.

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What is Dwyane Wade’s net worth?
Wade has amassed a $170million net worth, Celebrity Net Worth reports.
According to the outlet, during his NBA career, Wade earned $198million in salary alone.
He earned tens of millions of additional income through endorsements, primarily shoe contracts.
Since his jersey went up to rafters in the American Airlines arena, Wade still pulls in nearly $20million per year in endorsement deals.

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His single most lucrative deal is with the Chinese sports brand Li-Ning, which pays him $12million per year.
How many children does Wade have?
Wade has 4 kids - Kaavia, Zaya, Zaire and Xavier.
He also has full custody of his nephew Dahveon Morris.
His first two children Zaire and Zaya were from Wade's previous relationship with his ex-wife Siohvaughn Funches.
His third child, Xavier, was from his relationship with Aja Metoyer, an old friend.
Wade became a father of four in his current relationship with his wife Gabrielle Union, their daughter Kaavia was born via a surrogate.

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What did Wade and Gabrielle Union say about their new children's book?
The power couple joined forces to compose a children's book, Shady Baby, in honor of their daughter Kaavia James.
"It was very clear when she came into the world, and we all thought it was a little weird, having a baby so young to be able to get facial expressions and using their eyes," Wade told E! News.
"But then we realized where it came from: It was a reaction to other people."
As the youngest member of the Union-Wade family, Kaavia, 3, has made her mark on the world, earning the nickname #ShadyBaby, due to her no-nonsense demeanor and unenthused facial expressions.
Their new kids' book "turns shade into your superpower" and teaches children that it's great to have opinions and ask for more.
"Shade is just acknowledging something bad is happy or something not so great is happening, and when a little Black girl can help lead those corrections and use her voice, let's do that," Union said.

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Wade believes his youngest daughter is the perfect combination of himself and Union, estimating it may be a 70-30 percent split.
"She stole his whole face so it's him, but it's me," Union added.
"I feel like she got his face and got my soul."