In Photos: Tyler Herro goes on sushi date with girlfriend Katya Elise Henry donning $124,897 Rolex watchÂ
Miami Heat star guard Tyler Herro recently took her girlfriend Katya Elise Henry on a sushi date and he made sure he did not miss time with an expensive Rolex watch.
The 24-year-old one-time NBA sixth man of the year winner shared photos of his time out with his lady love on Instagram, with him sporting a black shirt and pants with white shoes. He accentuated his get-up with his Rolex Day-Date 40 watch.
Check out screenshots of his post below:
As per the watch marketplace Chrono 24, the Day-Date 40 timepiece that Tyler Herro wore is priced at $124,897. It was produced in 2023 and has automatic movements with a yellow gold case and bracelet and is and is adorned with high-quality baguette diamonds.
Herro and Henry have been together since 2020 and share two kids. Their daughter Zya Elise was born in 2021, while in January 2023 they welcomed their son Harlem.
Tyler Herro is six years younger than Katya Elise Henry
Tyler Herro is six years younger than 30-year-old girlfriend Katya Elise Henry but the age gap is seemingly not an issue as they are committed and in love since they began their love affair in 2020.
In celebration of his 24th birthday back in January, Henry took a playful jibe of her age gap with the Miami Heat star guard while also expressing her love.
She took to Instagram and shared a carousel of photos of them together and captioned it with:
"Happy birthday @nolimitherro it's been an honor to grow with you. You're just about half way through your 20s now gettin dangerously close to 30 sheeesh ;) catchin up to me! lmfaoooo I love you babe"
Henry was born on June 14, 1994, in Minnesota. She is a fitness influencer with 7.6 million followers on Instagram alone. The two met in 2020 during Tyler Herro's rookie season and have been inseparable since.
Herro is fortifying his standing as a steady force in South Beach. Last season, various injuries to his ankle, knee and foot limited him to just 42 games but he still wound up with career-highs of 20.8 points and 4.5 assists, to go along with 5.1 rebounds, 44.1% shooting from the field and 39.6% from three in 34 minutes.
This offseason, Herro is working on his game to come back better next season, his sixth in the NBA.
"'My biggest thing right now is developing my body and trying to get stronger so that I can stay as possible throughout the season,' Herro shared to Forbes about one of his goals in the offseason."
With the Heat, Herro has career averages of 18.1 points, 4.9 rebounds and 3.6 assists on 44% shooting and 38.5% from deep.