Who is Anamaria Goltes? Wiki, Bio, Dallas Mavericks’ Luka Doncic engaged to long-time girlfriend

Anamaria Goltes Wiki – Anamaria Goltes Biography

Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic proposed to his longtime girlfriend, Anamaria Goltes, on Thursday night in Lake Bled, Slovenia. Doncic shared the news on Instagram, and veteran NBA reporter Marc Stein shared the image of the Church of the Mother of God on the lake.

Since the couple’s anniversary fell on July 7, the day was already memorable for them. “7.7” corresponds to the number 77 on Doncic’s jersey. “7.7” was written in the caption of his Instagram post along with a red heart and ring emoji.

Who is Anamaria Goltes?

Goltes, who was born on April 30, 1998, is 5 feet 10 inches tall. Goltes finished her degree at the School of Economics and Business at the University of Ljubljana. Anamaria works as a model and fashion influencer in Slovenia. Her social media posts led to several modeling agencies contacting her and she soon began her own modeling career. Anamaria established herself in the fashion industry by appearing for numerous modeling agencies, including Campbell Models and Immortal Model Management.

Anamaria has a sister, Pia Golte, and she was raised by a father who graduated from the University of Ljubljana and a mother who has a master’s degree in law. Goltes is a passionate fitness fanatic and posts exercise videos to her social media accounts. Goltes’ estimated net worth is $250,000, and her modeling and fitness careers are her main sources of income.

Both Doncic and Goltes are residents of Slovenia. It is believed that they met when they were about 12 years old. Their relationship was on and off from 2016 until around 2020 when she became more committed.

Doncic, who was taken third overall in the 2018 NBA Draft by Atlanta before being traded to the Mavericks, has experienced ups and downs with his team this season.

In early February, the Mavericks, who were ranked fifth in the Western Conference, made a trade for Kyrie Irving in an effort to make a run in the second half. Instead, as a result of a 6-17 run that began in mid-February, Dallas was knocked out of the playoffs on April 7 in a loss to the Bulls.