Amy Sherrill - Updated Oct 2024

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Amy Sherrill

Amy Sherrill is the former wife of a professional basketball player, Tim Duncan. Tim Duncan has won 15 times NBA-All Star and is considered one of the most talented players of all time.

Early Life

Amy Sherrill was born in the year 1977 and is currently 46 years old. As she was born in North Carolina, United States, she is American by nationality. Moving on, she is a follower of  Christianity. Since her exact date of birth isn’t known, her sun signs are also not available.

Moving towards her family members, she was born to her father Fred Sherrill, and her mother Judy Sherrill. Similarly, being a single child, she has no siblings. She was grown up in North Carolina. As she is the only child of her parents, she is very close with them. She grew up in a friendly and supportive environment.

Talking about her educational status, she did her schooling at a local private school in North Carolina. After this, she joined Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and graduated from there. During her college days, she was a cheerleader.

Professional Life and Career

As Amy is not a star, her professional life is still in dark. There is no information about it. She came into the limelight as the wife of NBA player, Tim Duncan.

Her ex-husband Tim Duncan’s career

Tim started his basketball career in his college days joining Demon Deacons. With him, the Deacons made a record of 20-11 win-loss record during the 1993-94 NCAA season. Similarly, in the 1994-95 NCAA season, he scored 12 points against Oklahoma State. However, the team lost the match.

Tim got drafted for the 1997 NBA Draft by the San Antonio Spurs. Scoring 21.1 points, he earned the title of the NBA Rookie of the year. The 2001-2002 season is considered as his best season with a career-high score of 25.5 points per game. After Spur’s captain retired from basketball, he led the team in the 2006-07 season. With his leadership, the Spurs won the 4-1 series over the Denver Nuggets in the playoffs.

Moving on, Tim led the team to compile a 12-game winning streak in the 2010-11 season. Similarly, during the 2012 season, Tim made the playoffs with a 58-24 regular-season record, with the help of his teammates.

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Caption: Tim hitting a bank shot (source: The New Yorker)

Relationship Status

Amy is currently enjoying her single life. She was previously married to a former NBA player, Tim Duncan. The ex-couple met each other for the first time at Wake Forest University. Soon after, they started dating in the year 1992. Likewise, after dating for few years, they married each other on July 21, 2001.

The couple shared two children together; a daughter named Sydney who was born on June 27, 2005, and a son named Draven who was born on August 3, 2007. After 12 years of successful marital life, they thought of breaking up. In 2013, they divorced each other for personal reasons.

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Caption: Amy with her ex-husband Tim (source: AmoMama)

Body Measurements

Amy is a beautiful and pretty girl enhancing her physical statistics. She has maintained a pretty well-managed and attractive body figure. However, she hasn’t revealed details regarding any of her physical statistics such as height, weight, chest size, waist size, hip size, dress size, hip size, etc. It is only known that she has blonde hair with a pair of beautiful dark brown eyes.

Amy Sherrill – Social Media

When it comes to her social media availability, Amy is not seen on any of them. She doesn’t have her personal accounts on any of them such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. She is not a celebrity like her ex-husband. So she prefers staying away from social media.

Amy Sherrill – Net Worth 2024

Concerning her net worth, there is no actual information. She hasn’t disclosed any information about her annual income and net worth. On the other hand, her ex-husband Tim has an estimated net worth of $130 million US dollars which he earned from his professional basketball career.