Former Chicago Bears defensive tackle and TV host Anthony Adams and his wife sold their five-bedroom Wadsworth home for $765,000.
Former Chicago Bears defensive tackle and TV host Anthony Adams and his wife, Andenika, sold their five-bedroom house in Wadsworth for $765,000.
Adams, 41, played for the Bears for five seasons, from 2007 through 2011. A comedian, Adams was one of the co-hosts of the ABC cooking competition show “The Great American Baking Show” from 2017 until 2020.In Wadsworth, Adams and his wife paid $800,000 for the house in early 2014. They first listed the house in June for $950,000, and they cut their asking price little more than a week later to just below $900,000, and then to just below $850,000 another week or so later.
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