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Magic Johnson: Mogul, Family Man, and Mediterranean Disco King
Magic Johnson BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Magic Johnson has dominated both headlines and social feeds these past few days, blending his status as a sports legend with his role as a cultural and business icon. While fans of the Los Angeles Lakers may picture him courtside, Magic is currently making waves from Europe, not the City of Angels. He’s been luxuriating with his family on their annual summer yacht trip through the Mediterranean, this year spotted on Formentera—just off Ibiza. According to Parade, Magic stood out in group photos flashing his signature smile, towering over daughter Elisa and striking poses with wife Cookie and son EJ, while grandson Avery added to the family mix. Essence captured him clutching giant lobsters after a lively lunch at the famous Juan y Andrea beach club. The family’s activities have been sparkling, both literally and figuratively, as Instagram posts from Magic himself showed everyone decked out in 70s disco glam for their “Club 32 disco night” on the yacht, costumes and all.
Even on vacation, Magic showed that legends never rest—he posted videos of his workouts at St. Tropez’s Polo Club, expressing his gratitude for a lifetime gym membership there. Social media buzzed as the family’s trip and disco antics drew thousands of likes and comments, with savvyamusing on Instagram sharing more casual vacation moments of Magic and Cookie. As in previous years, this cruise is a family affair, with all three of Magic’s children—Andre, EJ, and Elisa—plus grandkids and Andre’s wife Lisa joining the Mediterranean fun.
On the business front, there have been several notable moves that underscore Magic’s lasting impact beyond basketball. The news cycle lit up with the announcement that SodexoMagic, his joint venture with Sodexo Inc., has entered a landmark partnership with Tuskegee University, focused on advancing culinary and community excellence. This shows Magic’s ongoing commitment to education and Black-led institutions, a hallmark of his post-basketball ventures.
Meanwhile another major headline swirled over the weekend—Sports Illustrated and Motorcycle Sports both highlighted Magic’s public interest in eventually buying the New York Knicks should the opportunity ever arise. Earlier this summer, he appeared on ESPN’s First Take and told Stephen A. Smith that if James Dolan were ever to sell, he’d be first in line, feeding speculation about Magic seeking to enlarge his already staggering sports empire. Both outlets recounted how Johnson, already a billionaire, owns stakes in the Dodgers, LA Sparks, LAFC, the Washington Commanders, and has built a $26 billion insurance company, cementing his place as a “mogul among moguls.”
Finally, speaking to his ever-present social conscience, Magic took to Twitter to remember the late Malcolm-Jamal Warner, writing a heartfelt post about their friendship and offering condolences to Warner’s family, which drew in a huge wave of fan response and underscored his continued relevance both on and off the court. These developments—family unity, visionary business partnerships, and sustained ambition—round out a week that showcases Magic Johnson as much more than a basketball great; he is a force shaping business, pop culture, and community engagement well into his 60s.
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Magic Johnson has dominated both headlines and social feeds these past few days, blending his status as a sports legend with his role as a cultural and business icon. While fans of the Los Angeles Lakers may picture him courtside, Magic is currently making waves from Europe, not the City of Angels. He’s been luxuriating with his family on their annual summer yacht trip through the Mediterranean, this year spotted on Formentera—just off Ibiza. According to Parade, Magic stood out in group photos flashing his signature smile, towering over daughter Elisa and striking poses with wife Cookie and son EJ, while grandson Avery added to the family mix. Essence captured him clutching giant lobsters after a lively lunch at the famous Juan y Andrea beach club. The family’s activities have been sparkling, both literally and figuratively, as Instagram posts from Magic himself showed everyone decked out in 70s disco glam for their “Club 32 disco night” on the yacht, costumes and all.
Even on vacation, Magic showed that legends never rest—he posted videos of his workouts at St. Tropez’s Polo Club, expressing his gratitude for a lifetime gym membership there. Social media buzzed as the family’s trip and disco antics drew thousands of likes and comments, with savvyamusing on Instagram sharing more casual vacation moments of Magic and Cookie. As in previous years, this cruise is a family affair, with all three of Magic’s children—Andre, EJ, and Elisa—plus grandkids and Andre’s wife Lisa joining the Mediterranean fun.
On the business front, there have been several notable moves that underscore Magic’s lasting impact beyond basketball. The news cycle lit up with the announcement that SodexoMagic, his joint venture with Sodexo Inc., has entered a landmark partnership with Tuskegee University, focused on advancing culinary and community excellence. This shows Magic’s ongoing commitment to education and Black-led institutions, a hallmark of his post-basketball ventures.
Meanwhile another major headline swirled over the weekend—Sports Illustrated and Motorcycle Sports both highlighted Magic’s public interest in eventually buying the New York Knicks should the opportunity ever arise. Earlier this summer, he appeared on ESPN’s First Take and told Stephen A. Smith that if James Dolan were ever to sell, he’d be first in line, feeding speculation about Magic seeking to enlarge his already staggering sports empire. Both outlets recounted how Johnson, already a billionaire, owns stakes in the Dodgers, LA Sparks, LAFC, the Washington Commanders, and has built a $26 billion insurance company, cementing his place as a “mogul among moguls.”
Finally, speaking to his ever-present social conscience, Magic took to Twitter to remember the late Malcolm-Jamal Warner, writing a heartfelt post about their friendship and offering condolences to Warner’s family, which drew in a huge wave of fan response and underscored his continued relevance both on and off the court. These developments—family unity, visionary business partnerships, and sustained ambition—round out a week that showcases Magic Johnson as much more than a basketball great; he is a force shaping business, pop culture, and community engagement well into his 60s.
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Magic Johnson has dominated both headlines and social feeds these past few days, blending his status as a sports legend with his role as a cultural and business icon. While fans of the Los Angeles Lakers may picture him courtside, Magic is currently making waves from Europe, not the City of Angels. He’s been luxuriating with his family on their annual summer yacht trip through the Mediterranean, this year spotted on Formentera—just off Ibiza. According to Parade, Magic stood out in group photos flashing his signature smile, towering over daughter Elisa and striking poses with wife Cookie and son EJ, while grandson Avery added to the family mix. Essence captured him clutching giant lobsters after a lively lunch at the famous Juan y Andrea beach club. The family’s activities have been sparkling, both literally and figuratively, as Instagram posts from Magic himself showed everyone decked out in 70s disco glam for their “Club 32 disco night” on the yacht, costumes and all.
Even on vacation, Magic showed that legends never rest—he posted videos of his workouts at St. Tropez’s Polo Club, expressing his gratitude for a lifetime gym membership there. Social media buzzed as the family’s trip and disco antics drew thousands of likes and comments, with savvyamusing on Instagram sharing more casual vacation moments of Magic and Cookie. As in previous years, this cruise is a family affair, with all three of Magic’s children—Andre, EJ, and Elisa—plus grandkids and Andre’s wife Lisa joining the Mediterranean fun.
On the business front, there have been several notable moves that underscore Magic’s lasting impact beyond basketball. The news cycle lit up with the announcement that SodexoMagic, his joint venture with Sodexo Inc., has entered a landmark partnership with Tuskegee University, focused on advancing culinary and community excellence. This shows Magic’s ongoing commitment to education and Black-led institutions, a hallmark of his post-basketball ventures.
Meanwhile another major headline swirled over the weekend—Sports Illustrated and Motorcycle Sports both highlighted Magic’s public interest in eventually buying the New York Knicks should the opportunity ever arise. Earlier this summer, he appeared on ESPN’s First Take and told Stephen A. Smith that if James Dolan were ever to sell, he’d be first in line, feeding speculation about Magic seeking to enlarge his already staggering sports empire. Both outlets recounted how Johnson, already a billionaire, owns stakes in the Dodgers, LA Sparks, LAFC, the Washington Commanders, and has built a $26 billion insurance company, cementing his place as a “mogul among moguls.”
Finally, speaking to his ever-present social conscience, Magic took to Twitter to remember the late Malcolm-Jamal Warner, writing a heartfelt post about their friendship and offering condolences to Warner’s family, which drew in a huge wave of fan response and underscored his continued relevance both on and off the court. These developments—family unity, visionary business partnerships, and sustained ambition—round out a week that showcases Magic Johnson as much more than a basketball great; he is a force shaping business, pop culture, and community engagement well into his 60s.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Magic Johnson has dominated both headlines and social feeds these past few days, blending his status as a sports legend with his role as a cultural and business icon. While fans of the Los Angeles Lakers may picture him courtside, Magic is currently making waves from Europe, not the City of Angels. He’s been luxuriating with his family on their annual summer yacht trip through the Mediterranean, this year spotted on Formentera—just off Ibiza. According to Parade, Magic stood out in group photos flashing his signature smile, towering over daughter Elisa and striking poses with wife Cookie and son EJ, while grandson Avery added to the family mix. Essence captured him clutching giant lobsters after a lively lunch at the famous Juan y Andrea beach club. The family’s activities have been sparkling, both literally and figuratively, as Instagram posts from Magic himself showed everyone decked out in 70s disco glam for their “Club 32 disco night” on the yacht, costumes and all.
Even on vacation, Magic showed that legends never rest—he posted videos of his workouts at St. Tropez’s Polo Club, expressing his gratitude for a lifetime gym membership there. Social media buzzed as the family’s trip and disco antics drew thousands of likes and comments, with savvyamusing on Instagram sharing more casual vacation moments of Magic and Cookie. As in previous years, this cruise is a family affair, with all three of Magic’s children—Andre, EJ, and Elisa—plus grandkids and Andre’s wife Lisa joining the Mediterranean fun.
On the business front, there have been several notable moves that underscore Magic’s lasting impact beyond basketball. The news cycle lit up with the announcement that SodexoMagic, his joint venture with Sodexo Inc., has entered a landmark partnership with Tuskegee University, focused on advancing culinary and community excellence. This shows Magic’s ongoing commitment to education and Black-led institutions, a hallmark of his post-basketball ventures.
Meanwhile another major headline swirled over the weekend—Sports Illustrated and Motorcycle Sports both highlighted Magic’s public interest in eventually buying the New York Knicks should the opportunity ever arise. Earlier this summer, he appeared on ESPN’s First Take and told Stephen A. Smith that if James Dolan were ever to sell, he’d be first in line, feeding speculation about Magic seeking to enlarge his already staggering sports empire. Both outlets recounted how Johnson, already a billionaire, owns stakes in the Dodgers, LA Sparks, LAFC, the Washington Commanders, and has built a $26 billion insurance company, cementing his place as a “mogul among moguls.”
Finally, speaking to his ever-present social conscience, Magic took to Twitter to remember the late Malcolm-Jamal Warner, writing a heartfelt post about their friendship and offering condolences to Warner’s family, which drew in a huge wave of fan response and underscored his continued relevance both on and off the court. These developments—family unity, visionary business partnerships, and sustained ambition—round out a week that showcases Magic Johnson as much more than a basketball great; he is a force shaping business, pop culture, and community engagement well into his 60s.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI