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Marilee Nichols is a 31 year old American fitness trainer and a Sacramento Kings player whose recent activity has raised a great deal of attention due to her high-profile affair case and significant accusations against Tristan Thompson.
Maralee Nichols gave birth to a boy last week after it became widely known that Tristan Thompson had impregnated her and asked her to undergo an abortion.
| Real Name | Maralee Nichols |
| Birth Date | 1990 |
| Age (as of 2021) | 31 Years |
| Birth Place | Houston, Texas, United States |
| Nationality | American |
| Profession | Fitness Personal Trainer |
| Religion | Christianity |
Date of Birth/ Age
Born in 1990, Maralee Nichols is 31 years old right now.
Family
Originally from Ohio, she now resides in Los Angeles.
There is no information currently available on her parents’ names or occupations.
Career
Her career began as a businesswoman in the real estate industry after she relocated to Los Angeles.
With years of experience, she is a seasoned real estate agent who excels in analyzing residential markets and emphasizing client objectives, confidentiality, and ethics, as well as creating long-term partnerships.
As a broker, she holds licenses in several different states.
It was while working in real estate that she then developed an interest in healthy living.
As a result, she changed her career path and enrolled at a nearby institute to start training.
She went on to work as a trainer after completing her training.
Among her clients were many celebrities and models.
Tristan Thompson was one of the NBA players she helped train.
Following five to six months of working with him, they started to develop feelings for each other and ended up dating.
Controversies
In the past few hours, Tristan Thompson has been in the news because Maralee, his ex-girlfriend who claimed to be pregnant with their child, filed a child support lawsuit against him, requesting that he pay child support.
Meanwhile, the basketball star allegedly reached out to Nichols and promised her a one-time payment of $75,000 if she dropped her paternity case.
As a result of her continued court action, he warned her that she would receive a smaller amount of money should she continue.
