Following his retirement, the Los Angeles Lakers legend, Robert Horry, has stayed low-profile and kept his head down, focusing on his podcast. But as it was a new year, Horry decided that it was finally time for him to take part in an activity that he had been putting off for a long time. However, he was further given an extra boost by his stepdaughter, who used his one special trait to make him stick to his plan.

In a recent episode of the Big Shot Bob podcast, Robert Horry revealed the gift he received from his stepdaughter during the holidays. While most people give up on their New Year’s resolutions fairly quickly, Horry’s stepdaughter gave him the perfect gift to make him do yoga regularly.

“I didn’t do yoga at all last year. So Gabrielle. My wife’s daughter, my stepdaughter, she goes to yoga a lot, and she takes my yoga mat… So for a Christmas present, she got me a pass for yoga. She said, ‘You the type of person if you buy something, you gotta use it’. So she’s like, ‘Here you go,’ cause she knows I won’t let money go to waste. So I gotta use it now,” said the 7x champion.

Horry’s stepdaughter knew exactly how her father would behave. So in order to make him act on his words, she bought him a pass, so if he did not use it, he would be wasting money. Horry is the father of four children. But back in 2011, his daughter Ashlyn, who was 17 years old, passed away after a lifelong illness. From this sweet gesture from his daughter, Gabrielle, it is clear how close they are to each other.

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Although Horry has made over $53 million from his time in the NBA, he is not someone who would do anything to intentionally waste money.

Robert Horry has always been safe with his money

There is a known statistic that over 60% of NBA players go broke fast, after retiring from the NBA. But Robert Horry made sure that he never added to this statistic.

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After retiring from the NBA, Horry has revealed on multiple occasions that he has always been cautious with his money. This started off early, as he has had his fair share of investments not go his way. He sold the Ferraris that he had after retiring from the NBA, along with many of his watches, and now lives a modest life.

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