Jennifer Williams' Fiancé Christian Gold — Unveiling His Impressive Net Worth

The Gist:

• Jennifer Williams' fiancé, Christian Gold, boasts an impressive net worth of over $10 million despite spending time in jail.
• Christian Gold, a former inmate, turned his life around by managing assets for others and himself, with notable investments like a $3.5 million watch and authoring a self-help book.
• After a three-year prison sentence, Christian Gold used his time behind bars to learn about investing, ultimately transforming into a multi-millionaire.

The stars of Basketball Wives are no longer all wives of basketball players. In fact, many of them have gone on to become successful influencers and entrepreneurs after separations and divorces. One example is Jennifer Williams, who has been part of Basketball Wives since Season 1, although she left in Season 4. And now, the 48-year-old is engaged to 30-year-old Christian Gold.

Jennifer proposed to Christian in August 2023 as the two build their life together, which they’ve showcased on their YouTube channel, Life with Jennifer & CG. They immediately felt a spark and the rest is history! But what is Christian Gold’s net worth after his time in jail?

Unlike Jennifer, Christian Gold hasn’t been in the spotlight for too long. Even still, he has managed to build up quite a financial portfolio by managing assets for others and himself. His Instagram bio says he’s an “Eight-Figure Wealth Portfolio & Asset Manager,” which means that he helps manage the assets of those with $10 million or more.

While this doesn’t typically mean that he would be just as wealthy, he flashed his $3.5 million watch in March, a rare collectible with only 170 versions of in the world. Someone who didn’t have at least $10 million to play with likely wouldn’t go for a watch that valuable. In addition, Christian wrote a self-help book under his birth name, Christian LaSalle Walden, titled Spir’it-ual Ar’chi-tec’ture, which he might also gain income from.

As previously stated, Christian is a wealth and assets manager. He founded the Gold Reserve Fund, which people can invest in in order to take advantage of his self-reported investment skills. According to his bio on the site, Christian has "exceptional trading skills" as well as a "genuine passion for educating others about the intricacies of the financial markets."

Growing up, Christian didn’t have the easiest life. He lived in a single-family home with his mom, Regina, and his older brother, Darius, as well as his grandmother, Carola Landis Rice. The overview for his book states, “He is Queens, New York-bred and Atlanta, Georgia-fed.” But after studying Fashion Marketing and Management at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Christian was arrested.

According to police records, he was first arrested at 22 years old while living in Georgia for false imprisonment. This means he was stopping someone from moving from a location or a bound area. False imprisonment is both a crime and a tort, although it’s not typically considered domestic violence.

It’s believed that this had to do with his ex, a woman named Alyssa with whom he welcomed a son into the world on his 17th birthday in 2010. Their son, Hayden, is now 13 years old, although Christian spent many of Hayden’s formative years behind bars.

He was arrested and sentenced in Dekalb County, where he went to jail at the Riverbend Corr Facility on Nov. 9, 2015. His maximum sentence was seven years, with a release date on Aug. 24, 2022, but he was actually released on Feb. 6, 2018. Perhaps this was for good behavior, considering the fact that Christian used his time in prison to improve himself and learn about investing.

Obviously, that was time well-spent since he’s now a multi-millionaire.