Humphries, who played for teams including the Brooklyn Nets and Boston Celtics, began his pivot to the food industry shortly after retiring from professional basketball in 2019. He launched his first Dave’s Hot Chicken franchise near the Ridgedale Centre in Minnetonka in 2023, a location he chose for its proximity to his childhood school. His business portfolio has since expanded rapidly, with plans to open 30 additional locations across the Twin Cities and surrounding counties. He manages the venture alongside his parents, William and Debra, and his cousin, Alex.
This career shift aligns with the domestic life he once envisioned during his high-profile marriage. During their time on Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Humphries frequently clashed with his then-wife over his desire to settle in Minnesota, far from the influence of Hollywood. While Kardashian famously questioned how she could maintain a career in the Midwest, Humphries appears to have found his stride there. He maintains a low profile, keeping his social media focused on his restaurants rather than the celebrity circuit, marking a definitive departure from the life he led when he was one of the most recognized figures in reality television.
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