Key Takeaways
- Jordyn Woods says she and Karl-Anthony Towns want children eventually, but she is currently focused on her career and his pursuit of an NBA championship with the Knicks.
- The newlyweds bought a roughly $14 million estate featuring seven bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, a guesthouse, spa pavilion, nightclub, tennis court, pool, and home theater.
- Woods and Towns married in August after more than five years together and honored their late parents with a flower-decorated chair during their ceremony.
Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns have a $14 million mansion with seven bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, and enough room to host a small army. But don't expect the newlyweds to start filling those bedrooms with children anytime soon.
Woods, 29, recently appeared on Today with Jenna & Sheinelle, where she made it clear she wants motherhood eventually. Right now, however, she's focused on growing her business and watching her husband chase another NBA championship with the New York Knicks.
"I am still not in the era of trying to get pregnant, so in a perfect world we will have family and kids," Woods explained. "We love children. It's just I'm really focused on my career and hopefully the Knicks winning again that I don't want to be pregnant for that."
Woods also acknowledged that deciding when to start a family comes with its own uncertainties.
"It is crazy because I feel like we spend so much of our life as women trying to not get pregnant that when we want to get pregnant, we don't know what's going to happen," she said.
Meanwhile, the couple certainly isn't short on space.
According to TMZ, Woods and Towns purchased an 11,000-square-foot estate in 2024 for approximately $14 million, located across from Kylie Jenner's property. The home sits on more than two acres and includes a two-bedroom guesthouse, six-car garage, and a 7,200-square-foot spa and entertainment pavilion.
The property also includes a tennis court, dance studio, racquetball court, batting cage, resort-style swimming pool, and a nightclub that can accommodate 150 people. A 350-bottle wine refrigerator and 13-seat home theater round out the property's amenities.
The house is only one part of a busy year for Woods and Towns, who married in August after more than five years together.
During her television appearance, Woods also shared details about their wedding, including how they honored two family members who weren't there to celebrate.
Woods' father, John Woods, died in 2017, while Towns' mother, Jacqueline Cruz-Towns, died from COVID-19 complications in 2020. Rather than making their absence a major part of the ceremony, the couple reserved a flower-decorated chair in their memory.
"With our ceremony, we kept it very short and sweet," Woods explained. "We did our vows privately, but for the family section, we had a chair to honor both of them with just flowers."
Woods said she wanted the tributes to remain understated because she knew seeing them could make the ceremony particularly emotional.
The couple's relationship began as a friendship before becoming romantic during the pandemic. Towns previously explained that the circumstances forced them to decide whether to remain friends or pursue something more.
"We chose the latter," he said.
