Jalen Green and Draya Michele (Photos via Getty Images)
Jalen Green has reportedly been a busy man off the court.
“Basketball Wives” alum Draya Michele, who is 39, caught a ton of criticism for being in a relationship with the Houston Rockets star who is the same age as one of her sons.
The Houston Rockets guard and Draya Michele have been a hot topic on social media ever since, but it appears that Green has been a busy man.
Black Sports Online is reporting that two other women are also claiming to either have given birth to Jalen Green’s child or are currently pregnant at the moment.
The first woman is named Myah.
“Myah had her SECOND baby with Jalen in February yet posts her pregnancy photo shoot the day after Draya posts hers in March, a whole month after giving birth? Months after hiding her pregnancy from the world. Coincidence? I think not,” the site writes.
The report added that the other woman works as a bottle girl at Club Onyx, a Houston strip club.
As for Draya Michele, she clapped back at critics of her “predatory” relationship with Green.
“Get comfortable being misunderstood,” a post she had on Instagram stated.
“Only a fraction of people will be able to truly grasp your essence. You are not on anyone else’s timeline of comprehension. Also, it’s none of your business how others choose to perceive you. Most High sees you clearly – let that be enough.”
Michelle is the mother of a 21-year-old son named Kniko. She also shares son Jru with former Dallas Cowboys defensive back Orlando Scandrick.
The 2022 NBA All-Rookie Team honoree has not publicly acknowledged the pregnancy.
Jalen Green Started Playing Like A Man Possessed After Pregnancy Announcement
Jalen Green (Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)Houston Rockets’ Jalen Green had the best month of his career in March after the announcement that he was going to be a father.
Green fell short of Western Conference Player of the Month for March, but the lack of recognition does not take away from how well he played. Jalen Green led the Houston Rockets to a league-best 13-2 record in March, which included an 11-game winning streak.
For the month, he averaged 27.7 points on .492/.408/.767 shooting splits, 6.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.2 steals, via SportsIllustrated.com.
His good play got the Rockets within striking distance of the play-in game, but a few losses at the start of April have essentially stopped that train.
