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Michael Oher: Who is he? Meet his real mother Denise Oher and his 11 brothers and sisters

Michael Oher’s real-life mother, Denise Oher, mostly treated his 11 brothers and sisters as her own. The NFL player’s connections to the Tuohy family were also featured in a documentary.

Oher spent most of his NFL career with the Baltimore Ravens, but also played for the Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers.

She also stars in The Blind Side, based on the life of Michael Oher, a mother who drinks and takes drugs and reflects on her own life. She has used drugs and alcohol her entire life, so her family life is in turmoil.

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Meet all of Michael Oher’s siblings

Most of Micheal Oher’s brothers and sisters were adopted, but a few were born to him. His family life is not very clear.

Baltimore Ravens fans will remember Michael Oher as the Super Bowl offensive tackle winner who won the hearts of millions of fans with his electrifying playstyle and lack of safety concerns as a key element of an unstoppable offense.

Adopted siblings

Collins Tuohy was born on December 29, 1986. Collins Tuohy is Michael’s sister, who he got when he was adopted. In addition to Michael, Collins has one brother. His name is Sean Tuohy Jr.

Collins Tuohy is co-owner and director of marketing for the Whimsy Cookie Company. In 2016 she launched Collins Closets, a blog about fashion, travel and home.

Collins is also married to Canon Smith, who she has been with for a very long time, and they are happily married. Canon Smith is the son of FedEx founder and CEO Fred Smith. In college he played quarterback.

Sean Jr. Tuohy Michael Oher’s real brother is Sean Tuohy Jr. who was born on July 4, 1993. He became even better known through his role in the well-known film “The Blind Side”.

biological siblings

Michael has the following biological siblings:

Surname	information
Denise Oher	Denise is her only true sister from Michael. She was named after her mother, who worked at FedEx.
Carlos Oher	Carlos is a former offensive tackle footballer who played in the NFL.
Mark Watkins	Marcus is the half brother of Michael Oher. Marcus is very close to Michael and works in the cleaning industry.
Juan Antonio “Deljuan” Oher	Deljuan died in a car accident on September 16, 2007 at the age of 24. He was also known as a man
John Oher	Not much is known about John. He is said to be in Memphis, Tennessee e.
Rico Oher	Rico is a half brother to Michael and currently resides in Memphis with his wife and children.
Andre Oh	He is also a half brother of Michael.
Tara Oher	Tara, her half sister by Michael.

Who is Michael Oher’s real mother?

Denise Oher is Michael Oher’s biological mother. Michael Oher used to play offensive tackle for the American football team.

In “The Blind Side” there is also a story about a mother addicted to alcohol and drugs. This makes her family life with her children confusing. The documentary paints a clear picture of how tough it has been for Denise Oher’s family.

Oher will be 64 years old in 2022. Although she was born in 1958, the exact date is unknown. Sources say that Denise grew up in the city of Melbourne, California.

Not much is known about her childhood either, but she was poor and had a hard time. Oher is also a US citizen and has African American roots.

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More information on Michael Oher’s biological parents

Michael Oher’s biological parents are Denis Oher and Michael Jerome Williams. Oher is a professional soccer player. He was one of Denise’s 12 children and had a rough childhood.

Michael Jerome Williams, his father, was often in prison and Denise, his mother, was an alcoholic who also used crack. He was raised by his mother and stepfather. Oher’s father was killed in prison when Oher was in high school. His father was a longtime cellmate of Denise Oher’s brother. Denise Oher’s brother was there when she was killed.

As a young boy, he didn’t get too much attention or punishment. Because of this, he had to repeat first and second grade and attended eleven different schools during his nine school years. When he was seven years old, he was placed in a foster family. Since then, he has shuttled back and forth between being in foster care and being homeless.

Not to mention that Michael and his birth mother didn’t get along very well because they lived apart when he was a kid. On the other hand, Denise has spoken to several media representatives about Michael.

Michael Oher is still too close to Tuohys: Adopted family supports

Michael Oher joined the family of Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy in 2004. Michael came to the Tuohy family when he was 16. He was in foster families for most of his youth.

Sean is known in the US for his work as a sports commentator and chef. Michael’s father is Sean. He went to the University of Mississippi in the 1980s to play basketball. Leigh is a successful businesswoman and interior designer from the United States.

She owes most of her fame to her role as Michael Oher’s adoptive mother. Her story was told in the film The Blind Side, released in 2009, and in the book The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game, released in 2006.

Leigh and Sean Michael’s adoptive parents were Anne Tuohy and the rest of her family. Because of them he got to play in the National Football League, which was his dream (NFL). The story was first told in a book, then made into a famous film starring Sandra Bullock, and is now being examined in detail.

When Michael and the Baltimore Ravens won the Super Bowl for the first time in February 2013, Michael’s entire family was there to support and cheer them on. Although Michael’s NFL career ended in 2007, he was able to keep in touch with the Tuohy family through the Making it Happen Foundation.

Michael Oher college career that started his journey

Michael played for Ed Oregan at the University of Mississippi, where his adoptive parents went to school. He did so despite the fact that Tennessee, LSU, Alabama, Auburn, and South Carolina offered him scholarships. The movie “The Blind Side” shows this part of the story very well.

To get accepted into the NCCA program, Oher worked just as hard in the classroom as he did in the field. In 2005 he played in the US Army All-American Bowl.

He told everyone he would be in the 2008 NFL Draft.

A few days later, however, he changed his mind and joined the Ole Miss Rebels senior team. He was also named a First-team All-American after the season. He also received a criminal justice degree from the same school in 2009.

Oher’s career in the NFL

Michael was selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2009 NFL Draft. He later signed a five-year, $13.8 million deal with the team. He started the season in the right place as a tackle.

But after injuring himself, he went back to playing left tackle before switching to right tackle. In their first game of the 2010 season, the Ravens beat the New England Patriots 33-14.

Michael got his first Super Bowl ring in February 2013, just as the Ravens defeated the 49ers 34-31 in Super Bowl XLVII. After his 5-year contract with the Ravens ended, Oher signed a 4-year contract with the Tennessee Titans.

He was often injured, missed many games and had to leave the team. After being released by the Tennessee Titans, he signed a two-year contract with the Carolina Panthers.

What is Michael Oher doing now?

According to his Instagram page, Oher is involved with the Oher Foundation, which helps young people with their education and gives children from disadvantaged backgrounds a chance.

Oher and the Tuohy family also run a charity called the Making it Happen Foundation. Most often, the organization changes people’s lives by helping low-income schools, helping students prepare for college, and supporting and encouraging foster mothers.

The Tuohys and Oher have been running the foundation since 2009.

Michael Oher was one of those kids who needed help at one point. He was fortunate to be taken in by a family who loved and cared for him.

Oher has decided to spend the rest of his life helping people in situations like the one he was in in Tennessee years ago. He did this after achieving his goal on the soccer field.

The Story of Michael Oher’s Wife and Relationship

Michael Oher married the beautiful and wonderful Tiffany Roy. They have a child together. Still, the happy couple is as secretive as ever.

Michael is one of those athletes who likes to keep his personal and romantic life private. However, he is married. There is no doubt about it. Michael’s wife was first publicly spoken of in 2017 after he got into a fight with an Uber driver. The Uber driver sued Michael because he said Michael hit him. Oher said he had a wife during this time.

Despite this, we do know that they run the charity Beat The Odds Inc. Michael is also the company’s president and Tiffany is the vice president.

Michael Oher’s Net Worth in 2022

American football offensive tackle Michael Oh has a net worth of $16 million.

Oher’s story was told in the 2010 Oscar-nominated film The Blind Side, starring Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw. Michael’s role was played by Quinton Aaron.

Oher started every game in 2009 on either the right or left flank. In his first postseason game in January 2010, he played the right tackle against the New England Patriots. He stopped all sacks and helped the Ravens win 33-13.

The Associated Press awarded Oher second place for NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year with six votes. Oher got his first Super Bowl ring after the Baltimore Ravens defeated the San Francisco 49ers 34-31 in February 2013.

Fast Facts:

Full name	Michael Jerome Oher
Date of birth	May 28, 1986
Biological father	Michael Jerome Williams
biological mother	Denise Oher
adoptive father	Sean Tuhy
adoptive mother	Leigh Anne Tuohy
biological siblings	12
adoptive siblings	2 (Collins Tuohy and Sean Tuohy Jr.)

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