Dennis's father, Philander Rodman, lives in the Philippines where he is father to at least 10 children.
Dated Madonna.
Professional basketball player
Daughter, Alexis, born [1989]
He was sued by actress Tina New for $10 million dollars because she claims he raped her after meeting her in a bar in Newport Beach, California in Summer 1999. She says she was forced into his car by his bodyguards and taken to a party at his house where she was given a drink she claims was drugged and then she was raped. [August 2000]
The first NBA player in history to win five championships with two different teams: Detroit Pistons (1989, 1990), and Chicago Bulls (1996, 1997, 1998).
Played for Detroit Pistons, San Antonio Spurs, Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks during his NBA Career
As an NBA player, constantly concentrated on defense and rebounding and rarely took a shot further than 3 feet from the basket.
Led NBA in rebounds per game for seven consecutive seasons, 1991-92 thru 1997-98.
Despite being consistently listed as 6'8", even in his NBA career, and also often 6'9", in the media and press, he is actually only 6'6", by his own admission.
Winner of the $222,000 prize from Celebrity Mole Yucatan
Education: Cooke County Junior College in Texas; Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
Was only 5' 10" when he graduated high school.
He and his wife, Michelle, live in different houses.
Dennis Rodman Detailed Biography
A fierce rebounder, Rodman played alongside Michael Jordan on three championship Chicago Bulls teams in the 1990s. Yet he was better known for his eccentric and attention-hunting behavior, especially his habit of changing hair colors weekly or daily. The same traits made him a media darling: Rodman was paired with Jean Claude van Damme in the movie Double Team (1997) and wrote the best-selling book Bad As I Wanna Be. In 1998 he married actress Carmen Electra, a union which ended the next year. Rodman played with the Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks before finally dropping out of the league in 2000.
