Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball has been living a charmed life over the past year.
After getting lied to and passed up by the Golden State Warriors, Ball made them and everyone else who doubted him pay with a stellar first-year campaign that culminated with him winning Rookie of the Year.
Naturally, with all that superstardom and success came some of the perks of fame.
One of those perks? Instagram models.
Ball’s various frolics with an assortment of beauties was all fun and games for a while. Just a young guy sowing his wild oats and whatnot. This week, however, things may have taken a turn.
On Wednesday, based on some posts made by Ball’s presumed girlfriend, 32-year-old Ana Montana, pregnancy rumors began to spread across the internet like wildfire.
These were the posts from Montana that set it off:
Naturally, Twitter had some reactions:
Damn… they saying LaMelo fell for the PJ Washington okie doke. Condoms are your friend.
— Cedric Shine (@cedricshine) September 1, 2021
@ Lamelo & PJ Washington pic.twitter.com/VmiD3CLqI0
— sam (@fbl_sam) September 1, 2021
Ig model , she may be pregnant and the father might Lamelo ball, Lamelo is 19 , the woman is 32 YEARS OLD
— Shubby Owodunni (@OwodunniShubby) September 1, 2021
LaMelo was the chosen one dawg
— marquez/ YE BACK (@snohsidepiece) September 1, 2021
Just this week, Ball went viral for accidentally seemingly exposing his relationship with Montana on his Instagram stories. This came on the heels of Montana herself getting brutally honest about the Hornets phenom.
One way or another, the truth about whether or not Ball is going to be a dad soon will come out. And once it does, it’ll be interesting to see where the situation goes from there.
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— Game 7 (@game7__) August 30, 2021
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A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
