LeBron James and Ime Udoka famously got into it recently, with James taking strong exception to Udoka’s use of the word “bitch”.
The incident quickly went viral thanks to audio of the entire exchange leaking online.
LEAKED Audio Of Ime Udoka Trash Talking LeBron James👀:
Udoka: “Stop crying like b*tches, man”
LeBron: “We’re all grown men, that b*tch word ain’t cool”
Udoka: “Soft a** boy, stop b*tching. Acting like you’re gonna do something” pic.twitter.com/tmcFFsxpUu
— LegendZ (@legendz_nba) December 3, 2023
Now, some folks are theorizing that LeBron might have had the last laugh off the court.
Here’s what went down…
You may recall that Udoka was involved in a messy scandal after having an inappropriate relationship with a female Celtics staffer, which not only ended his time in Boston, but also his relationship with longtime actress girlfriend Nia Long.
Fast forward to last Saturday night, when it just so happened that LeBron’s best friend Rich Paul held a party and invited both Nia Long and rapper Cam’ron, with Cam’ron previously making his interest in Nia known by saying he’d slid into her DMs.
The pair of them were then photographed together at the party, leading folks to speculate that LeBron had some involvement in Udoka’s ex getting cosy with a new and high-profile potential partner in public.
Look, there’s every chance that was all a coincidence and LeBron had nothing to do with it.
But it’s peak 4D chess from Bron if he had any involvement.
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