Chris Paul's wife shared an emotional message as Chris Paul announced his retirement. On Saturday, the Clippers star announced that the 2025-26 season would be his last. Paul shared a video on his social media accounts to make the big announcement.Paul's wife, Jada Paul, shared her husband's retirement video on her Instagram story, accompanied by a heartwarming message in the caption."Helluva carrer! Helluva ride! So proud of you," she wrote.CP3's wife shares a heartfelt message on her husband's retirement. (Image Source: @jada_ap/IG)Paul is widely regarded as one of the best point guards in history. He has been at the top of the league as a point guard for over a decade, and his devoted fans will forever cherish his legacy.In his two-decade-long career, CP3 has earned 12 All-Star nominations, four All-NBA first selections, five All-NBA second team selections, and seven NBA All-Defensive first team selections. However, he is yet to win his first championship.Chris Paul returned to the Clippers in July in free agency. However, the LA team has not had a good start to their season. They have a 4-11 record and are the 13th-place team in the Western Conference standings. CP3 is playing a bench role for the Clippers this season. So far, he has played in 10 games but has yet to make the starting lineup.LeBron James pays a Tribute to 'Point God' Chris Paul after retirement announcementLakers superstar LeBron James paid a tribute to Chris Paul's legendary career on Saturday after the Clippers star announced his decision to retire after the current NBA season. James shared "Slam" magazine's Instagram post featuring CP3's picture on his Instagram story.He gave a salute to the two-time Olympic gold medalist in his story's caption."Point God!!! Been a helluva ride," he wrote.Chris Paul and LeBron James are two of the oldest players in the league right now. They started their professional career just two years apart. James was drafted in 2003, while Paul was drafted in 2005. However, they have been in the league far longer than the teammates they played with in their first few seasons.James and Paul are both 40 years old right now, but when CP3 retires, he will leave the Lakers star as the oldest player in the league at the age of 41. The title for the second-oldest player in the league would be bestowed upon Kyle Lowry, who turns 40 on March 25, 2026.