Former NBA star Grant Hill and his wife, singer-songwriter Tamia, have become limited partners in the ownership group of the MLS’s Orlando City SC and the NWSL’s Orlando Pride, the teams announced Friday.
The couple has been season ticket holders for both teams for several years. The Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer played in Orlando for the Magic from 2000 to ’07.
Since retiring from the NBA in ’13, the 51-year-old became a co-owner of the NBA’s Hawks, and he currently serves as a basketball analyst for Turner Sports, NBA TV and CBS Sports. The Wilf family, owners of the NFL’s Vikings, purchased Orlando City SC, the Pride and Exploria Stadium—all part of the Orlando City Soccer Holdings LLC—from previous owner Flavio Augusto da Silva for close to $400 million in 2021.
