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Time of India
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
"She's a billionaire" - Lonzo Ball had hilarious reaction after being called 'Kim Kardashian' of NBA
Lonzo Ball had hilarious reaction after being called 'Kim Kardashian' of NBA (Image Credit: Getty Images) Lonzo Ball appeared on the Straight to Cam with Cameron Brink and Sydel Curry-Lee Podcast and talked at length about his various favorite things. He was asked who the perfect NBA personality would be as a reality TV star. Ball picked Anthony Edwards and a few other NBA mates as his choice for a hypothetical reality TV show. He also opened up about his favorite places where he loves to hang out or go to celebrate a win. Lonzo Ball was taken aback by Cameron Brin's ' Kim Kardashian ' comment Chicago Cubs star Lonzo Ball appeared on the Straight to Cam Podcast by Cameron Brink & Sydel Curry-Lee, where the trio created various funny moments. Cameron teased him by calling him 'Kim Kardashian' of the NBA, while talking about their grabbing the spotlight often. Lonzo was taken aback by the unusual comparison and paused to think about what to say. With an embarrassed expression on his face, he responded: 'I mean she's a billionaire but I feel it.' Anthony Edwards is Lonzo Ball's First Reality Star Pick🔥 More than his words, his expressions drew laughter from Cameron, and that gave a hilarious start to the podcast. Lonzo Ball commented on his transformation into a camera person In the same podcast, Cameron quickly shifted the discussion to Ball in the Family, a reality TV show that aired on Facebook Watch in 2017. It documented the Ball Family's life and the three Ball brothers' paths to becoming pros in basketball. Cameron asked how he felt with cameras on him all the time during his rookie season, which itself would be stressful. To which he responded: 'Uh, definitely an adjustment. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like These Are The Most Beautiful Women In The World Undo I would say that being in high school, my brothers helped just because that last year I was at Chino Hills was pretty hectic and got used to the cameras then.' Lonzo Ball Getting Mad Compilation! Talking about his starting years in front of the camera, he said: 'Um, but I think just over time I got a lot more comfortable in front of the camera. Like the way I am now was not how I was when I was 19 20. I I hated the show to be honest.' Reflecting on his transformation into a camera person, he shared: ' Like I I didn't like it. I wasn't very comfortable on there. Um, but now I got my own podcast. You know, I'm coming on people's podcast and I'm in cameras a lot more and I feel uh like myself. So that's nice.' Also Read: 'For sure, Ant-man' - Lonzo Ball picked Anthony Edwards as his Reality TV star choice along with his brother on a podcast Lonzo Ball also shared his various favorite things, and also commented on his LA life when he was on the road. Sydel Curry-Lee also pitched in at several places during the segments and kept the podcast environment jovial and happening. Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.
Yahoo
20-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
LaVar Ball has right foot amputated: report
NEW YORK — LaVar Ball, well-known father of NBA players Lonzo and LaMelo Ball, had his right foot amputated, according to reports published Wednesday. Ball, 57, suffered a 'serious medical issue' that required the procedure, TMZ reported. The health problems that led to the amputation were unclear. Notorious for his publicity blitz before his sons were drafted into the NBA, Ball had largely avoided the spotlight in recent years. Lonzo, 27; LaMelo, 23, and their brother LiAngelo, 26, have not publicly commented on their father's health. While Lonzo and LaMelo have had successful NBA careers, LiAngelo is now a breakout rap artist. The entire Ball family starred in a six-season reality series, 'Ball in the Family,' from 2017-2020 on Facebook. In addition to chronicling the Ball brothers' rise to stardom, it also covered a stroke suffered by their mother, Tina, in 2017. Before he became known for his parenting decisions, LaVar played college basketball at West Los Angeles College, Washington State and Cal State-Los Angeles. He also had a brief stint in the NFL, where he was signed to the practice squads of the New York Jets and Carolina Panthers but never played in a game.
