Who Is Master P Son Hercy Miller? Know His Height And Net Worth

Hercy Miller is a basketball star at a young age. How tall is Miller’s height? Know everything as he is signing a lucrative deal.

Hercy is a young basketball player. Besides, he is also popular as the son of the American rapper Master P.

NCAA Hercy Miller Height: How Tall Is He?

Hercy Miller has a height of 6 feet and 3 inches tall.

Besides, Master P’s son has a weight of 160 pounds. 

Miller plays as a point guard for his team. In fact, Hercy’s ranking was among the top point guards of his age in 2016 all over America.

On the other hand, Hercy has been giving the signs of his brilliant career from a young age. Actually, he had recorded a whopping 29 points in a single game at Hoopfest Tournament in 2013.

Hercy Miller Net Worth

Hercy Miller’s net worth is in millions.

No doubt, Miller enjoys the net worth of around $200 million of his father Master P. Also, his brother Romeo Miller has a net worth of around $6.5 million.

Interestingly, Hercy will also have a net worth attached to his name soon. In fact, he is set to sign an endorsement deal worth $2 million recently. 

To point out, Miller will be having a multi-million dollar deal with Web Apps America. The young star says he will be helping kids with school supplies with the money he earns.

Also, Master P’s son is planning to have a Tesla car for himself. As per 247 Sports, it came after NCAA revealed of allowing athletes to make a profit off their images and likeness.

19-year-old Hercy Miller is a millionaire.

Miller and Master P tell TMZ that the deal with Web Apps America is a 4-year deal worth $2 million.

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Hercy Miller Age and Recruiting

Hercy Miller’s age is 19 years old.

Hercy is the son of rapper Master P aka Percy Miller and his former wife Sonya C. Miller. He has seven siblings in total.

Miller is a recruiting target for any college.

ESPN reports Miller received offers from several universities including USC, UCLA, and LSU. But he chose Tennesse State Univerity. Actually, he will be joining them in the fall.

Besides, Hercy attended Minnehaha Academy. Also, his brother Romeo was also a collegiate basketball player for USC from 2008 to 2010.

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