Juwan Howard And Wife Jenine Wardally Are Raising Two Kids In Michigan

Juwan and Jenine met early in 1997 and married five years later in 2002.

The duo has spent most of their youth by each other's side and has supported each other. They had some ups and down in their love life but slowly understood their love's meaning and started healing the problems in their relationship, as shared by Jenine in an Instagram post.

The couple had a beautiful ceremony in Miami to renew their vows on July 6, 2012, on their 10th wedding anniversary. The gorgeous event produced by the celebrity lifestyle manager Amaris Jones was celebrated at The Villa by Barton G.

The joyful occasion was attended by the Miami Heat's fellow teammates and was graced with the beautifully designed cake by Divine Delicacies. The couple both looked heavenly in their white outfits.

The lovebird also raised the charity fund through their cheerful events. They were blessed by the presence of their parents and relatives on their special day.

Who is Jenine Howard?

Jenine Howard was born on February 7, 1975, to her father, George Wardally, and her mother, Jermin Ruby Wardally. Jenine has three siblings.

Jenine is a singer, writer, traveler, and philanthropist. Her dad was an airplane pilot, and her mother was a professional singer who used to sing for the group called ' The Lolipop.'

The fashion enthusiast was into music from an early age and decided to pursue a music career. She created a band named 'Onome,' which was later disbanded.

Jenine also works for social causes and founded the Juice Foundation, which is dedicated to a healthy lifestyle and helping cancer patients and survivors.

The Brooklyn-born works for the motto 'Fashion for cause' and often organizes charity fashion events to raise funds for those in need and cancer research centers.

The proud mother of two has recently been part of the fundraising charity campaign called "Chad Tough Defeat DIPG Foundation," along with her husband. The couple has already raised $1000 for the events.

Juwan Howard is the proud father of six children. Juwan had his kids from four different women.

The coach dated the college basketball player and runner-up of Michigan's Miss Basketball Markita Blyden and had a son with her. Besides her, he also dated other women from whom he was graced with two daughters and a son.

The philanthropist settled with Jenine in 2002, and they share two kids.

Jace Howard

Jace Howard is the first son of Juwan Howard and Jenine Howard. He was born on 19 September 2001.

Jace is the Junior class Michigan Wolverines guard who has played three seasons with Michigan since 2020. He graduated from NSU University School in 2020.

The Junior guard is pursuing Sociology with Law and Justice as his major subject. The undergraduate student of the University of Michigan is skilled in Spanish and Mandarin language besides English.

Jace is currently playing under the coaching of his father and is the teammate of his biological brother Jett. The rookie player is the 2019 State Champion. He has also worked in partnership with Lululemon, the clothing brand, since 2021.

Jett Howard

Jett Howard is the second born of Juwan and Jenine Howard. Jett is also a rookie basketball player.

Jett was born on 14 September 2003. He graduated from the IMG Academy in June 2022 and earned a division one scholarship.

The skilled and versatile rookie player committed to the Michigan Wolverines after graduation and joined his daddy and brother on the team. The freshman Guard has played 17 games in his first season at Michigan and has already shown his potential to become an ace player. 

Joshua Howard

Joshua Howard is the son of Juwan Howard and Tabatha Jonson. Joshua is also a basketball player like his patriarch.

Howard was the senior class forward player at Brown University, where he played for three seasons since his freshman year in 2016. He graduated from Providence Day school before joining Brown University.

Joshua majored in Economics in his studies and has plans to concentrate on Finance. He won the North Carolina Championship in his senior year and can score both inside and outside at offense while guarding at defense.

Juwan Howard Jr.

Juwan Howard Jr. was born on 5 February 1992 to dad Juwan Howard and mom Markita Howard. Junior Juwan is a professional basketball player.

Junior Howard was the senior class forward-positioned player for the college team Detroit Mercy Titans. He was part of the 2014-15 Men's basketball roster.

The former player at Western Michigan University was redshirted in 2011 after he transferred to the University of Detroit Mercy. He played in the college team of Detroit Mercy until being graduated in sociology in 2015.

Juwan played 95 games in his college career. He ranked 18th all-time at Detroit and had 1,404 career points. The son of an ace player was honored with the Robert Calihan Most Valuable Player award in his junior year.

Juwan Howard Has Two Daughters

Sky Howard and Starr Howard are the two daughters of Juwan Howard. Sky and Starr are rarely seen with their father.

Unlike Sky, who is away from media attention, Starr seems to be following her father's footsteps in sports.

Starr is a professional lacrosse player in the Midfielder position. The Clemson Tigers athlete resides in Rockville, Maryland, and has graduated from Willams and Mary High school.

The four-year letter-winner as Midfielder in the Bullis High school played for Willams and Mary High school from 2019 to 2022 before transferring to Clemson Tigers. She finished her senior season with eight draws control and three caused turnovers.

Juwan was born on 7 February 1973 to his parents, Helena Howard and Leroy Watson.

Helena was a restaurant employee and a 17-year-old in junior high school, and Leroy was an Army returnee who worked at a phone company in Chicago when they gave birth to Juwan.

The 49-year-old was raised by his grandmother Jannie Mae Howard along with his two cousins. Jannie, who adopted him, was the daughter of Sharecroppers, and she kept her grandson out of trouble throughout his childhood, reports Chicago Tribune.

The Chicago native is not very close to his father and mother and sees his grandmother as his inspiration.