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Dwyane Wade Vs Gabrielle Union: Who's The Better Tipper?
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July 6, 2018
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1:05Now PlayingThree-time NBA champion Dwyane Wade, late of the Miami Heat, has racked up significant success, both on and off the court, and he has achieved multimillionaire status. But Wade isn’t the only one in his household who's built a lucrative career — he's married to A-list actress Gabrielle Union.
Such a power coupling begs the question: Of the two, who’s the better tipper?
“Definitely I'm the best tipper in our family, for sure,” Dwyane Wade tells CNBC Make It, smiling.
Wade certainly has the bank account to do it. Since his NBA career began in 2003, the athlete has skyrocketed to basketball stardom and is ranked among the league’s leaders in scoring average and assists per game. Forbes named him in 2017 as the sixth highest paid basketball player, with a salary of $23.2 million and total earnings of $36.2 million. He also boasts partnerships with companies like Gatorade, Amazon Fashion and The Tie Bar.
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