Rip Junior Bridgeman Billionaire/Nba player/Philantropist

[kingofnyc]

Rest In Power

 

[CHICAGO]

DAMN FORBES OR SOMEBODY
JUST DID A PIECE ON HIM.

I WONDER IF HE KNEW
HE WAS ON LIMITED TIME

RIP


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[hashmander]

R.I.P. brother.

 

[Samori Toure]

Rest in Peace Mr. Bridgeman.

 

[@OffHalsted]

Now his legacy & Empire belongs to a White Man

 

[Panther]

RIP

 

[King Poetic]

RIP BROTHER

 

[Big Mountain Hélà]

Now his legacy & Empire belongs to a White Man

How so

Who is the wife of late Bucks legend Junior Bridgeman? ​

The NBA legend’s wife is Doris Griffith. However, that’s about it for what we know about her. Seems being the better half of a billion dollar fortune can buy you privacy if you so desire. It’s not clear when she met her husband or when they got married.

However, we do know one thing: Junior Bridgeman and Doris Griffith had 3 children together through whom the Bucks legend’s legacy lives on. Let’s meet them.

Before His Death, Why Did $1.4 Billion Rich Junior Bridgeman Sell His Restaurant Outlets?​

Does Junior Bridgeman and Doris Griffith have kids together?​

Junior’s children, Justin, Ryan, and Eden Bridgeman, all followed him into the family business. And using what their father taught them, they’ve each helped the business grow and evolve.

Rather disappointingly, there isn’t much information available about Justin Bridgeman. He has decided to remain low-key about his life, much like his mother. His siblings don’t share his affinity for anonymity, though. Here’s what we know about Ryan and Eden.

What’s your perspective on:​

Did Junior Bridgeman's business legacy surpass his NBA career in terms of impact and influence?

Have an interesting take?​

Debate
Let’s start with Eden Bridgeman Sklenar, Junior’s only daughter. She is the proud owner and CEO of Ebony Magazine and Jet Magazine. RocketReachestimates that these magazines are set to generate a combined revenue of $26.1 million in 2025. See, we told you Junior’s kids put his lessons to good use. However, that’s pretty much all we know about Eden. So, let’s move on to the most prolific of Junior’s children, Ryan.




Ryan seems to be the one who inherited Junior’s business savvy more than any of his siblings. Since he took over as the CEO of Manna Inc. in 2017, Ryan has moulded the franchise into its current glory. How? Well, he downsized first, and then he diversified the company’s portfolio, the mark of a shrewd business mind.

Manna Inc. owned over 450 Wendy’s and Chili’s units in their heyday. Ryan cut that number down significantly when he took over. Bridgeman revealed he saw the need to “right-size operations and focus on more manageable growth.” And what a decision that was! Many of his Wendy’s locations are generating more than the average unit volume of $2 million, and his Golden Corrals locations also posted strong sales in 2024.

Ryan seemed to know what he was doing. And Junior said back then that he was “very proud of Ryan and all that he has accomplished since taking over the restaurant business.” He loved how the restaurant business “continued to thrive and, most importantly, the culture and people continue(d) to flourish.”

Junior Bridgeman raised three very strong and capable children alongside Doris Griffith. But we’d wager this task was made easier by the lessons he learned from his own parents.

Who are the parents of Junior Bridgeman? ​

Do you know why the Bucks legend got the name “Junior”? Well, his father was also named Ulysses Bridgeman. So, put two and two together, and you get where he got his nickname. Ulysses Bridgeman and his father before him had worked at the country’s largest steel mill. However, he was determined that his second-born would find a better way than toiling in the steel industry.

He chose to prioritize Junior’s education. What a brilliant move that was! His efforts led to his son becoming a legend as an athlete, a businessman, and, most importantly, a father. And even though Junior is no longer with us, the doors he opened for his peers and the legacy he leaves behind for his children will stand the test of time!

 

[Big Boss]

RIP

 

[Wargames]

This was supposed to be when he enjoyed the benefits of his labor, but as a black man we don’t tend to live long…..

RIP

 

[8WON6]

RIP

 

[UncleTomFord15]

Rip, was thinking about him a few weeks ago.

 

[mson]

 

[DrBanneker]

Delete

 

[DrBanneker]

That's a loss, probably the most successful post NBA career black sportsman


Rip and peace to his family

Yeah I was shocked and thrilled when he hit a Billy. It ain't fair for him to lose out like this in the end

Everyone take care of your health.