How James Harden Spent $160 Million

The following video is brought to you courtesy of the TheRichest YouTube Channel. Click the video below to watch it now.

James Harden has a net worth of about $165 million and he uses all that money to buy fancy houses, incredible cars, and designer clothes. His watch collection is worth millions, and he owns some timepieces that are worth more than $100,000. Harden’s shoe deal with Adidas will net him $200 million over 13 years, and he has earned nearly $250 million in salary since his rookie season. Harden owns two mansions in Houston and spends millions partying. He once spent $1 million at a club in a single night. He sometimes rents lavish mansions just to host parties. He owns a $10 million estate in Houston called Memorial Modern. The 26,000 sq.-ft. ultra modern mansion on the property is constructed out of commercial grade steel and features minimalist design elements. The sleek and stylish home features a wine cellar, fitness room, prep kitchen, and full bar. A stunning grotto pool sits behind the mansion, and the interior of the abode is decked out in rare marble. Harden has a number of rare and expensive vehicles in his car collection. His two tone Rolls Royce Wraith is worth $320,000, and his Bentley Bentayga is worth $160,000. Harden often wears upscale brands like Helmut Lang, Pierre Hardy, Loewe, Chanel, Versace, Fendi, and Gucci. Harden owns numerous Rolexes including a gold Rolex President Day Date worth $20,000. It was the first Rolex that Harden bought and he loves the piece so much that he wore it for an entire year. Here’s a look at how James Harden spends his millions.

Subscribe for more amazing videos! ► http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Richest ◄

For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected]

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:40 James Harden
01:31 Luxurious Living
04:05 The Need for Speed
05:55 Up in the Air
06:21 Expensive Bling
07:37 Charity and Investments
08:47 Adidas Deal
09:09 Rules to Follow”

The Richest

The Richest

Leave a Reply

Recent Posts