What is Kevin Durant's net worth?

Kevin Durant's estimated net worth is $300M, based on public records and source-referenced estimates.

What does Kevin Durant do for a living?

Kevin Durant works as an athlete and has an estimated net worth of $300M based on public reporting. Durant has won two NBA championships, is the only male basketball player to win four Olympic gold medals, an NBA Most Valuable Player Award, two NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Awards, two NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Awards, four NBA scoring titles, and the NBA Rookie of the Year Award.

How old is Kevin Durant?

Using the birth date 1988-09-29, Kevin Durant's age is computed dynamically on profile load.

How tall is Kevin Durant?

Kevin Durant is listed at 208 cm in available public biographical records.

Which country is Kevin Durant associated with?

Kevin Durant is associated with US in the current profile dataset and related comparisons.

What is Kevin Durant's current ranking?

Kevin Durant is currently ranked #13 in category and #180 by the active comparison dataset.

Celebrity Deep-Dive

Kevin Durant

Estimated Net Worth $0.0M

#13 in Athletes#180 in United States

Kevin Durant sits at an estimated $300M with 1.2 Million monthly searches, making this one of the highest-demand athlete profiles on the board.

Public interest remains stable across search, media, and comparison pages. Current trend signal is 86/100, showing durable cross-platform momentum.

Quick Facts

Full Name	Kevin Durant
Birth Date	1988-09-29
Age	37 years old
Generation	Millennial
Zodiac Sign	Libra
Nationality	United States
Profession	Athlete
Net Worth	$300M
Height	208 cm (6′10″)
Education	Not confirmed
Spouse / Partner	Not confirmed
Children	Not confirmed

Kevin Durant’s prime earning years extended well into his 30s, with his first $100M arriving at 35 after an early career milestone of $1M at 23. Now 37, he shares an age cohort with peers like Taylor Swift and Rihanna, whose wealth surges align with Millennial-era longevity in high-earning industries.

Kevin Durant Biography

Kevin Wayne Durant was born on **September 29, 1988**, in Washington, D.C., raised primarily by his mother, Wanda Pratt, after his father left the family when Durant was young. His early passion for basketball was nurtured in Prince George’s County, Maryland, where he honed his skills at local courts and quickly outgrew his peers. By the time he attended Montrose Christian School, Durant had blossomed into a 6’9” phenom, earning **McDonald’s All-American** honors in 2006. His dominance continued at the **University of Texas**, where he played just one season (2006–07) but left an indelible mark, becoming the first freshman to win the **Naismith College Player of the Year** award while averaging 25.8 points and 11.1 rebounds. His college performance cemented his status as a generational talent, leading the **Seattle SuperSonics** to select him second overall in the **2007 NBA Draft**. Durant’s NBA career began with the SuperSonics, who relocated to Oklahoma City in **2008**, rebranding as the Thunder. Over nine seasons, he evolved into the league’s most lethal scorer, capturing four **NBA scoring titles** and the **2013–14 MVP** after a 32-point, 7.4-rebound, 5.5-assist season. His **2012 Finals** run with the Thunder—though ending in defeat—solidified his superstar status, but his controversial **2016** decision to join the **Golden State Warriors** (fresh off a record **73-win season**) sparked debate. The move paid off with back-to-back championships (**2017, 2018**) and Finals MVPs, though his **2019 Achilles tear** in Game 5 of the Finals altered his trajectory. That summer, he signed a **$164 million** max contract with the **Brooklyn Nets**, forming a "Big Three" with Kyrie Irving and James Harden. Despite trade requests and a brief stint with the **Phoenix Suns**, Durant’s legacy expanded internationally: he became the first male athlete to win **four Olympic gold medals** (**2012, 2016, 2020, 2024**) and stands as **Team USA’s all-time leading Olympic scorer**. Off the court, Durant’s influence extends beyond basketball through philanthropy, media, and business. A prolific investor, he co-founded **Thirty Five Ventures**, which has backed companies like **Postmates** and **Coinbase**, while his **$285 million** lifetime Nike deal (signed in 2014) remains one of the richest in sports. Despite his quiet demeanor, Durant has used platforms like **The Players’ Tribune** to share personal essays and photography, even contributing to *Time*’s **2018 100 Most Influential People** list. His mother, Wanda Pratt, remains a cornerstone of his life; he’s credited her with instilling resilience, a theme in his 2021 documentary, *Kevin Durant: Off the Court*. Though his career has spanned six teams—most recently the **Houston Rockets** (as of **July 2025**)—Durant’s relentless work ethic and scoring prowess ensure his place among the NBA’s all-time greats.

Compare Kevin Durant With Similar Profiles

Direct comparison pages are one of the fastest ways to understand how Kevin Durant's wealth, visibility, and category rank stack up against close peers.

Elon MuskVSKevin Durant Cristiano RonaldoVSKevin Durant Kevin DurantVSTaylor Swift

Social Media Reach

Kevin Durant has an estimated cross-platform reach of 16M. (algorithmically estimated based on occupation tier)

Instagram followers: 10M (#70 on Instagram)
YouTube subscribers: 3M (#55 on YouTube)
TikTok followers: 3M (#59 on TikTok)
Cross-platform total: 16M
Followers vs world population %: 0.198%
Estimated engagement rate: ~3.3% per post
Closest follower rival: Ellen DeGeneres — gap of

Kevin Durant’s social reach spans 16 million cross-platform followers, placing him in the top 0.2% of global users (0.1951% of world population). His Instagram rank (70th) outpaces TikTok (59th) and YouTube (55th), with 10.3M, 3.1M, and 2.6M followers respectively.

Awards & Recognition

Win Rate %: 67%
Total Awards: 4 (estimated)
Awards per Career Year: 0.20

Kevin Durant has won 4 awards, ranking 12th in his category, with a 67% win rate. His top award is a Championship. He is 19 awards short of the record. His scarcity score is 4/100, indicating low rarity among peers.

Rank Booster Insights

Category percentile: Top 77% in Athletes (#13 of 52)
Country wealth rank: #180 in United States
Global wealth percentile: Top 45% globally (#362 of 661)
City wealth rank: #174 in Los Angeles
Monthly search rank in profession: #9 in Athletes
Trend velocity: surging
Net worth per life-year: $8.00M / year
Net worth per career year: $15.0M / year
Billionaire proximity: 30% to $1B ($700M away)
Passive vs active income: 34% / 66%
Estimated endorsement value per post: $24,435
Influence score: 100/100 composite
Highest single payday (estimated): $33.0M
Before-fame path: Youth academy trainee
Education track: Education path not fully disclosed
Career earnings vs current worth: $660M estimated earnings, 45% retained
Awards win rate: ~67% (4 wins / 6 estimated nominations)
Awards rank in category: #12 (19 award(s) to leader)
Scarcity score: 4/100
Same-age peers: Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Lam Kong
Estimated career length: ~20 years
Estimated age at first success: 31
Estimated age at first $1M: 23
Estimated age at first $100M: 35

Kevin Durant built his $300M net worth from a lower baseline over recent years, achieving a 97 self-made score and retaining 45% of his $660M lifetime earnings. With a wealth velocity of 84.2%, he matched Justin Bieber’s $300M net worth in just three years, closing their rivalry gap by 100%. His $15M net worth per career year far exceeds the profession median of $1M, reflecting exceptional growth trajectory and peak performance efficiency.

Physical Attributes

Height: 208 cm (6′10″)
Height rank in profession: #1 of 13
Height percentile in profession: Taller than 99% of peers
Height twins (±2cm): LeBron James
Height vs national average: +33 cm vs 175 cm baseline in United States
Zodiac Sign: Libra

Compare across all profiles on the height rankings hub.

Kevin Durant stands at 208 cm, placing him in the 99th percentile for height and ranking 1st in his profession. His stature exceeds the national average by 33 cm, with no known twins sharing his height. Partner height data is unavailable.

Income Breakdown

Estimated split using occupation-weighted income composition from the resolved profile model.

Salary/Winnings$150M
Endorsements$96.0M
Investments$54.0M

How Kevin Durant Makes Money

Estimated composition based on occupation-weighted income model until source-resolved earnings breakdowns are attached per profile.

$Salary/Winnings: 50% of modeled worth ($150M)
$Endorsements: 32% of modeled worth ($96.0M)
$Investments: 18% of modeled worth ($54.0M)

How Kevin Durant Compares

Kevin Durant

$300M

Michael Jordan

$3.00B

Carlos SÃ¡nchez

$2.30B

Tiger Woods

$1.10B

Richer than 39 of 52 athletes in our database.

Lesser-Known Facts About Kevin Durant

1Durant has won two NBA championships, is the only male basketball player to win four Olympic gold medals, an NBA Most Valuable Player Award, two NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Awards, two NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Awards, four NBA scoring titles, and the NBA Rookie of the Year Award.
2He played one season of college basketball for the Texas Longhorns, during which he won numerous year-end awards and became the first freshman to be named Naismith College Player of the Year.
3Kevin Wayne Durant (born September 29, 1988), also known by his initials KD, is an American professional basketball player for the Houston Rockets of the National Basketball Association (NBA).
4He played nine seasons with the franchise (which became the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2008), leading them to a Finals appearance in 2012 and winning the MVP award for the 2013–2014 season.
5He has been named to 11 All-NBA teams (including six First Teams) and selected 16 times as an NBA All-Star.
6After sustaining an Achilles injury in the 2019 NBA Finals, he joined the Brooklyn Nets as a free agent that summer.
7national team, Durant has won four gold medals in the Olympics (2012, 2016, 2020 and 2024), and is the leading scorer in Team USA's Olympic basketball history.
8Following disagreements with the Nets' front office, he requested a trade during the 2022 offseason and was traded to the Phoenix Suns the following year.