This Saturday, April 29, Tony Parker celebrated the ninth birthday of his eldest son Josh. The former basketball player took the opportunity to reveal adorable photos of his little boy.
At 40, Tony Parker is a fulfilled man. Since he put an end to his basketball career, the former leader of the San Antonio Spurs took over the presidency of ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne and embarked on an astonishing project by buying the ski resort of Villard-de-Lans, located in the Vercors massif. On the private side, the one who is about to become the first Frenchman to enter the NBA Hall of Fame has been making perfect love with tennis player Alizé Lim for a year and he is the proud father of two boys, fruits of his love affair with the journalist Axelle Francine. On April 29, 2014, the former sportsman discovered the joys of fatherhood with the birth of his eldest son Josh, while his youngest Liam came into the world on July 29, 2016.
Tony Parker celebrates the ninth birthday of his son Josh
This Saturday, April 29 was a great day for Tony Parker who celebrated the ninth birthday of his son Josh. The opportunity for the father of the family to send a tender declaration to his little boy. “I love you big boy. 9 years today, wow! I will always be there for you”, can we read in the caption of several photos of the eldest son of the basketball player. In these photos, Josh appears at different ages between his birth and today. Adorable, the young child shows himself arm in arm with his famous father, but also playing football or even wearing a kimono with a judo medal around his neck. Enough to melt internet users. “Happy birthday to this little guy, 9 years he has transformed your life!”, “Happy birthday to your son you are a great dad Tony”, “Happy Birthday Josh! He’s grown so much”they commented.
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Tony Parker questioned about his financial success by Léa Salamé
During his last media appearance, Saturday April 23, Tony Parker went to the set of the show What an era! on France 2. Asked about his financial success, the former basketball legend agreed with David Ginola, who said that the question of money was a problem specific to France. “In France, we don’t say how much we earn. Me, in England, it was displayed. Everyone knew how much I earned”, said the former footballer. And Tony Parker to confirm that it happened the same way in the United States: “They are not afraid to talk about it, it is not a taboo subject. I have always been very clear with that. I assume.”
