Let us introduce you to Tiffany Stewart Cuban, she is the wife of Dallas, Mavericks owner and magnate Mark Cuban. So Tiffany is probably not looking forward to becoming the next Rochelle Stein. Her husband is catching a lot of heat for recent comments he made during Inc.’s GrowCo conference in Nashville on Wednesday; stirring the Donald Sterling saga.
Tiffany’s hubby talked about prejudice. He said he had to fight against internalizing stereotypes and that “none of us have complete pure thoughts”
Tiffany was born Jan 1st, 1970. She is a former Advertising executive. She met him at a gym and after dating for three-years they tied the knot. The large-eyed strawberry blonde 14 years his junior, worked at an ad agency and drove a Honda when they started dating.
Tiffany Stewart walked down the isle to Cuban in September 2002 during their ceremony in Barbados. They are parents to three children. Tiffany first gave birth to daughter, Alexis Sofia, born in 2005; they welcomed their second daughter, Alyssa, born in 2007 and their third and only son, Jake, born in 2010.
Since the age of 12, Mark has been a natural businessman. Selling garbage bags door to door, the seed was planted early on for what would eventually become long-term success. After graduating from Indiana University – where he briefly owned the most popular bar in town – Mark moved to Dallas.
Cuban originally struck dot-com gold in 1999 with business partner Todd Wagner; together, they sold audio and video portal Broadcast.com to Yahoo! for $5.7 billion. In subsequent years, he and Wagner have joined forces on ventures including AXS TV (formerly HDNet), Landmark Theaters, and movie maker Magnolia Pictures. He remains an active investor in new ventures and appears as a “Shark” investor on ABC’s Shark Tank.
Since his acquisition of the Dallas Mavericks in 2000, he has overseen the Mavs competing in the NBA Finals for the first time in franchise history in 2006 – and becoming NBA World Champions in 2011. They are currently listed as one of Forbes’ most valuable franchises in sports.
Tiffany has been described as the one who keeps him leveled –except when he parties a lot –The Business Insider reports that Mark Cuban and his wife make sure that their kids will not become spoiled. About their children the couple says
“They have to be themselves. They can’t be Mark Cuban’s or Tiffany Cuban’s son or daughter. They have to be adults and they have to carry their own weight.
Tiffany and Cuban reside in the Preston Hollow area of Dallas.
tom beaumont says
I have looked for a way to leave a comment on an idea I have for Shark Tank. I also have a few things Mark might find interesting. I was born on July 30! Close enough. Mark is from Pittsburgh. My grandfather played for Pittsburgh Pirates. Clarence Beaumont was first batter in the first World Series. He led league in most hits four of his twelve years. Ending with 1759 in 1453 games in 6000 plus at bats. He won batting championship in 1902 with .357_ and had .311 lifetime. 88th all time. He invented drag bunt according to Connie Mack. One game he went six for six and scored six runs. Connie Mack witnessed and attested in an article. Bill Klem, in hall of fame in Cooperstown himself as an umpire ( 5000 plus games ) picked his all star team in 1935 of previous 40 years. Left field, Ty Cobb, center, Clarence Beaumont, right. Babe Ruth. Jeff Idelson, president of the Hall of Fame, informed me a month ago my grandfather is only player on Klem’s team not in the Hall. My grandfather was first inductee into Wisconsin Hall of Fame. Gramps also finished 2nd in batting averages in 1903 with .341 behind Honus Wagner. The Hall of Fame inducts every three years from the category of old timers. 2015 is the year for Old Timers. I would like to believe Mark might be willing to write a letter endorsing my grandfather for induction next year? I would be grateful. I’m writing others as well. Sen. McCain has sent me info about my grandfather I did not know. I think he will help? He was my power of attorney in my claim for disability with VA. I am a recipient of four Bronze Stars from TET of 1968 in Vietnam I am 145% PnT disabled. 100% for chronic PTSD, and 45% for two hips replaced from Nam, and right foot reconstructed.
I had thought of asking how I might run an idea by Mark of an invention I have done nothing with yet. Only a thought but I think a good one. Involves profalactics. I’ll wait on that. Hope I hear from Mark? Thank you Tiffany!
Sincerely
Tom Beaumont