Hope Solo

Hope Solo is known as a former soccer player. She is most famous for helping the U.S. women's soccer team win two Olympic gold medals and the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup with her solid goalkeeping skills.

Background

Hope Amelia Solo was born on July 30, 1981, in Richland, Washington. Despite the fact that she rose to acclaim as a gold award-winning goalie, Solo started out as a forward on the Richland High School soccer crew. She scored 109 goals in this position and was twice named an All-American by Parade magazine.

Marriage, Husband, and Children

Solo started dating former ace football tight end Jerramy Stevens in 2012. The couple declared their engagement only two months after dating. On November 12, 2012, the night prior to their arranged wedding, Stevens was arrested for assault following a physical fight between eight individuals at a party. He was released before when a Kirkland Municipal Court judge decided the absence of proof for the situation.

Toward the beginning of the day of June 21, 2014, Solo was arrested on two counts of domestic violence at home after a showdown with her relative and 17-year-old nephew at their home in Kirkland, Washington. Despite the fact that the judge rejected the case on procedural grounds in January 2015, the star goalie experienced more inconvenience when her significant other was arrested for driving a U.S. ladies' soccer crew van while inebriated, with Solo in the vehicle as a traveler. She was therefore suspended from the team for 30 days.

In June 2019, Solo uncovered that she had endured a miscarriage while pregnant with twins the earlier year, the struggles bringing about the removal of one of her fallopian tubes. She was in tears as she relayed the story because she was hoping that the twins would bring light into her life.

Career and Net Worth

Hope Solo wound up one of the top goalies in soccer during her school for a long time at the University of Washington. She helped the U.S. Ladies' National Soccer Team bring home the gold award at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, and again four years after the fact at the Summer Games in London. In 2015, Solo conveyed a close record performance to support the U.S. group win the FIFA Women's World Cup. Her time with the national group finished after questionable remarks during the 2016 Olympics, and she later recorded a claim against U.S. Soccer over unequal pay for male and female players.