Ade at the age of 40 is still very handsome. He trains his son to play basketball and enjoys life without shortage of money.

The NBA has many top power forwards, among which Aldridge is a very underrated one. He is similar to Duncan, with a low-key and restrained personality, but he is a good locker room leader. At his peak, Ade was also one of the most powerful big men in the league, but he failed to achieve the championship in the Trail Blazers and Spurs, and later retired due to injuries. Now Ade has said goodbye to the NBA for three years. He is still very handsome, focusing on cultivating his son to play basketball and enjoy life without shortage of money.

Ade was the second-tier show in 2006. He has a height of 2.11 meters, excellent athletic ability, and comprehensive scoring skills. Since being selected by the Trail Blazers, he has been the core of the team. Although the rookie only scored 9 points in the season, he can already score a gorgeous data averaged 17.8 points and 7.6 rebounds in the second grade. After entering his peak period, Aldridge was selected into the All-Star and Best Team many times. If Roy and Oden hadn't died early due to injuries, the Trail Blazers would have really made a career.

After nine years of playing for the Trail Blazers, Aldridge switched to the Spurs. That was the last year of Duncan's career, and Ade naturally became the pillar of the inside. He was also selected as the All-Star stage three times during the Spurs. Among them, he averaged 23 points, 8 rebounds and 2 assists per game in 2018. He is a big man who can be inside and outside, and he also carried the team into the playoff stage. Until the late stage of his career, Ade joined the Nets and joined forces with Durant, Irving and Harden, but also encountered injuries and Ade failed to win the championship. During the 21-22 season, Ade still averaged 12.9 points per game and was still very efficient on the offensive end. However, he was diagnosed with heart problems at that time, so he slowly faded out of the NBA soon, which is quite regrettable. Looking at Ade's career, he earned $210 million in All-Stars 7 times, 5 times the best team, and earned a salary of $210 million, which is enough to prove his strength. After retiring, Aldridge's life was also very happy. He is as low-key as he was when he was a player, and his focus in life is on nurturing children. Ade's son is talented and has outstanding basketball skills, so after retirement, Ade became the child's coach and trainer, and often accompanied him to participate in various competitions. In terms of personal life, Ade is relatively low-key. He has never posted photos of his partner, but it can be seen that Ade has a happy family.

He did not transform into a coach or commentator, but only occasionally participated in some sports and charity activities, leaving most of his time to his family. For Ade, he has long been financially free, so enjoying life and cultivating his children to play basketball is indeed the best choice.