Stuart Scott Wife, Age, Death Cause, Biography & More

Stuart Scott was an American sportscaster and anchor on ESPN, including on SportsCenter. Known for his many catch phrases, like “As cool as the other side of the pillow.”

Stuart Scott Biography

Real Name Stuart Orlando Scott
Nickname Stuart Scott
Profession             Sportscaster and anchor
Date of Birth 19 July 1965
Age                        49 years (at the time of death in 2015)
Birth Place Chicago, Illinois, USA
Nationality American
Hometown Chicago, Illinois, USA
Gender Male
Zodiac Sign                                         Cancer
Ethnicity African-American
Religion Christen

Education Qualification

School Mount Tabor High school
Richard Jr. Reynolds High School
College University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Education Qualification B.A. in speech communication

Stuart Scott Age

Stuart Scott was born on 19 July 1965 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. He was 49 years old at the time of his death in January 2015, and his zodiac sign was Cancer.

Stuart Scott Wife

Marital Status Divorced
Affairs/Girlfriend Kimberly Scott
Spouse/Wife    Kimberly Scott (m. 1993, div. 2007)
Children Daughter – Taelor and Sydni.
Son – none

Stuart Scott Family

Father’s Name O. Ray Scott
Mother’s Name Jacqueline Scott
Brother’s Name Stephen
Sister’s Name Susan and Synthia

Stuart Scott Height And Weight

Height (approx)                                            In centimeters – 184 cm
In meters – 1.84 m
In feet & inches – 6’0”
Weight (approx) In kilograms – 82 kg
In pounds – 179 lbs
Eye Colour Black
Hair Colour Black

Stuart Scott Death, Cause of Death

Date of Death 4 January 2015
Place of Death At his home  in Avon, Connecticut
Cause of Death Appendiceal cancer

Stuart Scott Net Worth

Net Worth (approx) $15 million (at the time of death in 2015)
Annual Income (approx) None
Salary (approx) None
Income Source None

Some Lesser Facts About Stuart Scott

  • Stuart Scott was born in Chicago, Illinois, to O. Ray and Jacqueline Scott.
  • At the age of 7, he moved to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with his family.
  • He had two sisters named Susan and Synthia and a brother named Stephen.
  • For the 9th and 10th grade, he attended Mount Tabor High School.
  • He graduated from Richard J. Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem in 1983.
  • Stuart attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and received a bachelor’s degree in communication.
  • At the college, he was a member of the Mu Zeta Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
  • While at the university, he played wide receiver and defensive back on the football team.
  • After graduation, he worked as a news reporter and weekend sports anchor at WPDE-TV.
  • Anchor Jeff Gravley described his style as creative, gregarious, and adding so much energy to the newsroom.
  • Stuart Scott earned first-place honors from the Central Florida Press Club for a feature on rodeo.
  • In 2002, he was named studio host for the NBA on ESPN.
  • He made several appearances on the HBO sports-themed sitcom Arliss, which also featured appearances from Tommy Lasorda.
  • He received the honor of interviewing and playing one-on-one basketball with President Barack Obama.
  • Stuart Scott died on 4 January 2015, from appendicular cancer in his home, at the age of 49.

FAQ:

How old was Stuart Scott?

49 years (at the time of death in 2015)

Who was Stuart Scott’s wife?

From 1993 to 2007, Stuart Scott was married to Kimberley Scott.

What was Stuart Scott’ net worth?

At the time of death in 2015, Stuart Scott’s net worth was $15 million.

What is the cause of Stuart Scott’s death?

From Appendical Cancer in 2015.

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