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Tim Duncan News: Divorce, Gay Rumors Behind, San Antonio Star Dating Reality TV's Vanessa Macias

Tim Duncan News: Divorce, Gay Rumors Behind, San Antonio Star Dating Reality TV's Vanessa Macias, Tim Duncan is now dating former reality TV star and current media personality Vanessa Macias, according to BlackSportsOnline.com.

After an offseason filled with acrimony and bitterness leading to his divorce from longtime wife and former college sweetheart Amy Duncan, the San Antonio Spurs star appears to have moved on.

BlackSports previously reported Amy Duncan berated her now former husband throughout much of the proceedings, including hinting that she had long suspected he might be gay. She later claimed in court documents another man once even lived under the same roof as the couple over the first two years of their marriage.

The website also reports attorneys for Duncan admitted during proceedings he once hired a private investigator to tail his wife because he suspected she might be cheating on him with her personal trainer, later identified as Gilbert Urbano. The two were formally divorced during a secret hearing in August where the judge shielded the proceedings from the media.

The spotlight comes as nothing new for the 33-year-old Macias, who was recently spotted courtside at one of Duncan's games wearing a Spurs tank top. According to BlackSports she starred on the 20th incarnation of The Amazing Race in 2012, competing with former boyfriend Ralph Kelley and finishing in fourth place.

More recently, Macias embarked on a career in broadcasting. She co-hosted a morning radio show for KCYY in San Antonio, Texas, and currently works as a stadium announcer for the San Antonio Missions minor league baseball team and the San Antonio Scorpions soccer team.

Several media outlets have also reported Macias was previously arrested for DUI in 2012 in Texas

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