Jose De Sousa, the professional darts player, has a Spanish wife. Read on to know more about his personal life.
De Sousa qualified for the 2012 PDC World Darts Championship when he won the Western European qualifier. This made him the first Portuguese to qualify for World Charts Championship.
The Portuguese professional darts player won his first televised title at the 2020 Grand Slam of Darts.
He has been playing darts since 1994 and has earned the nickname The Special One.
Continue reading to know more about the professional darts player.
Jose De Sousa Wife Or Partner – Is He Married?
José Augusto Oliveira de Sousa is married to his Spanish wife. They live in Madrid together. However, the name of his wife has not been revealed by him yet.
Reportedly, they met at a tournament which gradually bloomed into a relationship. He was born in Portugal but he has been living in Spain since 2003. He claims he is happy to be living there.
Due to work, he has gone to Germany, Italy, France, and then Spain. His reason for moving to Spain is work.
He had been working as a carpenter while trying to make it professionally in Darts. It’s been about two years since he left carpentry. He used to make cabinets, doors, windows, and so many others. He had also been working as a kitchen fitter.
Darts Player Jose De Sousa Parents
Information on Jose De Sousa’s is not available as he tends to be tight-lipped about his personal life. It’s due to his secretive nature that no information beyond his personal career makes its way on the internet.
However, we do know he was born to his parents on February 25, 1974. This makes him 47 years old. Whoever his parents are, they are probably very proud of their son who has made a name for himself.
What Is Jose De Sousa Net Worth In The Year 2022?
Jose De Sousa’s exact net worth is not known. However, he has earned more than £412,250 on the PDC Tour.
He bagged the grand prize of £125,000 in the Grand Slam of Darts in Coventry.
Apart from his professional employment, Jose must receive a number of endorsements and sponsorships, which only help his net worth.
After losing in the first round of the 2019 PDC World Darts Championship to Michael Barnard, De Sousa attended PDC European Q-School in January 2019 and earned his first Tour Card. This gave him at least two years on the PDC Pro Tour.
Currently, he ranks 7 on the PDC World Rankings.