NBA champion Anthony Edwards was recently exposed by a woman on Instagram, saying that she forced her to have an abortion.
It's worth noting that Anthony Edwards' team, the Timberwolves, currently sits in first place in the West and is the favorite to win the championship this season. However, the woman's disclosure caught Anthony Edwards off guard.
Previously, it was revealed that he would become a father, but things quickly changed.
According to the United States**, Anthony Edwards impregnated an Instagram model, which should have been a happy event, because it also meant that he would welcome his own child.
However, Anthony Edwards asked the woman to have an abortion for $100,000, causing the other party to publish screenshots of the chat between the two and express his dissatisfaction.
Faced with the woman's pregnancy, Anthony Edwards directly expressed his unwillingness, expressing his unwillingness to become a father, and offered to give money to the woman to solve.
He even asked the woman to hire **contraceptive pills**, obviously, he only cared about his own feelings and was unwilling to be responsible.
After the woman gave in to his demand, Anthony Edwards ignored her and finally said that he would leave the rest to the lawyer. This kind of behavior will undoubtedly be condemned by the majority of fans and **.
Zion Williamson showed true gentlemanly demeanor. He didn't hesitate to propose to his girlfriend when he learned that she was pregnant. Although Zion has been involved in some sex scandals, he has never considered getting his girlfriend to have an abortion.
On the contrary, he did not hesitate to choose to support his girlfriend in giving birth to a child and preparing to get married. This behavior highlights his masculinity even more than Anthony Edwards.
Anthony Edwards is currently 22 years old and has averaged 24 points, five rebounds and five assists per game in the 2023-24 season.
He has shown astounding offensive and defensive abilities since entering the NBA, so he is considered to be one of the future spokesmen of the NBA.