How many children does Mickey Joseph have?

AFTER a successful career as a soccer player, Mickey Joseph transitioned into coaching and has since worked for several top-flight teams.

When Mickey is not on the field, he can often be found at home spending time with his family.

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How many children does Mickey Joseph have?

In 2009, Mickey Joseph married Priscilla Arzaga Joseph.

Since tying the knot, the Josephs have welcomed six children, Jacob, Zackary, Makiyah, Malania, Maya and Mickey Reign.

While the Joseph children may have a high-profile father, little information is available about their personal lives as they tend to stay out of the spotlight and social media.

Who is Mickey Joseph’s wife?

Priscilla is well known in the Lincoln, Nebraska area for her career as a radio personality.

She is the presenter of Behind the Game with Priscilla Joseph on 93.7 The Ticket.

Outside of her radio career, Priscilla also works as a softball coach and offers private lessons.

Mickey and Priscilla’s love story began at Alcorn State University in Mississippi, when she was an assistant softball coach and he was an assistant soccer coach.

Over the years, Priscilla has spoken out about their relationship numerous times, even revealing that she gave up her career for her husband.

“I ended up taking over as head coach and then we got pregnant with my daughter,” she recalled during an appearance on the podcast Locked on Huskers.

“I retired from the game and it took a lot out of me, it was awful. I hated it, it was hard.

“I was at the peak of my career and I will continue to remind Mickey that I was at the peak of my career when I retired,” she added.

“I tell him all the time, ‘I sacrificed my career for you!’ God had other plans, we got pregnant at the end of my season.”

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What is Mickey Joseph Net Worth?

As a result of his successful college coaching career, Mickey has been able to amass a fortune over the years.

While his exact net worth is unclear, it is reportedly between $1 million and $4 million.

The majority of his wealth comes from his coaching salaries, which included stints at Alabama State, Nicholls State, Central Oklahoma, Alcorn State, Grambling State, Louisiana Tech, LSU, and Nebraska.