Guy Fieri to Withhold Inheritance Unless Sons Earn Two Degrees

Celebrity chef's condition applies to his two sons and nephew, with eldest son and nephew currently pursuing postgraduate degrees.

Guy Fieri, the celebrity chef and Food Network star, has announced that he will not leave his fortune to his sons unless they earn two degrees, including a postgraduate degree.
Fieri's sons, Hunter, 27, and Ryder, 17, as well as his nephew Jules, 22, whom he helped raise after his sister's death in 2011, are all subject to this condition.
Fieri's eldest son, Hunter, is currently completing his master's degree in business at the University of Miami, while his nephew Jules is working towards a law degree at Loyola Marymount.
Fieri's youngest son, Ryder, has expressed frustration at the requirement, as he has not yet started college.
Fieri recently signed a three-year, $100 million contract with the Food Network, following an $80 million deal in 2021.