LAST season’s Super Bowl streaker has a stunning backstory to becoming a millionaire.
During the Super Bowl 58 matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, Alex Gonzalez ran on the field at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
After making headlines for his Super Bowl antics and getting arrested, Gonzalez revealed plenty of details about his life.
Gonzalez bought front-row seats to the big game for a jaw-dropping $42,000.
So how could he afford them? The 24-year-old is a millionaire thanks to his successful career as a trader.
But Gonzalez only got rich in a relatively short time.
In 2022, he used to make around $158 a week while working at Dunkin Donuts.
Gonzalez’s stress at the coffee chain caused him to look to find a way to feel better mentally while also making more money.
Eventually, he began trading at the age of 23, starting with investments of $100 to $200.
There was a point in which Gonzalez lost $30,000, but he stayed true to his craft.
“I was in so deep that I had no other choice,” Gonzalez said.
He went on to amass a $50 million fortune and has a massive following on social media.
As for Gonzalez’s Super Bowl streaking decision, the plan was to originally place a bet at a Vegas sportsbook.
He was ready to put money on an individual to run on the field during last year’s championship game.
However, the bet didn’t exist, but that didn’t stop Gonzalez and his friend to just streak instead.
During the third quarter of the contest, the pair made their move.
The shirtless Gonzalez ran for several seconds before giving himself up to security personnel and was bound for a jail cell where he’d stay overnight.
He was handed trespassing and misdemeanor charges for his actions during the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win.
Let’s just say, Gonzalez did not have regrets about his decision.
“Being rich is living life on your own terms, according to your possibilities not your limitations,” the streaker wrote on Instagram on Monday.
“So why not do something no one has the courage to do, I spent $42,000 to live an experience not only that I’ll never forget, but share with the world how #setandforget has changed my life.
“From Dunkin’ Donuts to #1 on the news nationwide. The point of life is to live it… and let me tell you I’m living it.”
Instagram @fxalexgGonzalez is a day trader and regularly provides updates on his lifestyle on Instagram[/caption]Gonzalez continues to share his luxury lifestyle with his 642,000-plus Instagram followers and show off his multiple Lamborghinis to the world.
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