Former NBA baller Derek Fisher and reality TV star Gloria Govan are parting ways with their luxurious California mansion, listing the Mediterranean-style estate for just under $3 million. Built in 2021, the 5,691-square-foot property is located in a gated community in Chatsworth, approximately 30 miles northwest of the Crypto.com Arena — where Fisher once played for the Lakers and later coached the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks.
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The residence features five bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, high ceilings, and an massive kitchen with an oversized island. The open floor plan includes a floor-to-ceiling fireplace. In the backyard there’s a large pool and spa, basketball court, putting green, as well as a fully equipped barbecue area.
Neither Fisher nor Govan has publicly stated the reason for selling the property. The couple wed in 2021. Govan, a former star of VH1’s “Basketball Wives,” was previously married to ex-Lakers player Matt Barnes, with whom she shares twin sons, Carter and Isaiah. Fisher was previously married to Candace Fisher, and both finalized their divorces in 2016.
Fisher, who earned over $66 million during his 18-year NBA career, transitioned into coaching after retiring from professional play. He spent time as head coach of the New York Knicks before taking over the Los Angeles Sparks from 2019 to 2022. Following his tenure with the Sparks, Fisher took on a coaching role at Crespi Carmelite High School in 2023, though it remains unclear if he is still in that position.
The decision to sell the Chatsworth estate raises speculation about the couple’s next move. Whether they plan to stay in California or relocate elsewhere remains to be seen.
Govan has recently made headlines due to a legal settlement with her ex-husband, Matt Barnes, that came after a contentious battle. The two reached an agreement over $250,000 in unpaid child support, with Barnes agreeing to pay a total of $275,000 to settle all outstanding claims. Despite a battle that played out in social media, Barnes now says he and Govan are now on good terms.
