Phoenix Suns star Kelly Oubre Jr. is having his private business aired out by an Instagram model.
This now marks the second time in recent months that a Suns player is being exposed via social media for various bedroom proclivities.
The first, obviously, was Devin Booker.
According to a series of posts from The Shade Room, Oubre stands accused of hooking up with Celina Powell and her friend Aliza.
The relationship originally reportedly began when Powell and Aliza were kicked off a plane and forced to land in Phoenix.
The Shade Room provided photos and videos corroborating the story, which can be seen in the post below.
Oubre has shared multiple photos of himself with his girlfriend, Shylyn, on social media – so obviously these accusations are damaging on many levels.
Both personally and professionally, this is not a good look.
This distraction comes at a bad time for the 24-year-old.
The Suns just went 8-0 in the NBA Bubble without him as he recovered from a meniscus tear, and there is no real way for the team to upgrade its roster in the offseason without trading him.
Shedding Oubre’s $14.38 million salary is Phoenix’s only feasible path to creating cap space, but it remains unclear who they could partner with on a deal like that.
Oubre signed a two-year, $30 million contract extension with the Suns back in 2019.
Before going down this year, he was averaging 18.7 points per game on 45 percent shooting from the field and 35 percent shooting from beyond the arc. He was also chipping in 6.4 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game.
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— Game 7 (@game7__) September 17, 2020
Given his status with the Suns right now, this is the last headache Oubre needs.
Oubre has yet to respond to any of the accusations made against him, but he will likely have to at some point.
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