Despite his justified reputation as a gangster, Zach Randolph never actually made headlines for extra-sporting affairs during his careere. But because everything needs a first, the retiree has just made the buzz for a completely bizarre story. Indeed, one of his tweets would have caused… his divorce!
Zach Randolph is the very prototype of the player who has made the most of his potential. Not the tallest of the interiors, far from being the most athletic, he still managed to have a long and successful career in the NBA. 17 seasons in the league, 16.6 points, 9.1 rebounds on average… These are numbers that would make more than one dream.
And then, despite his reputation as a gangster, and very close links with dangerous and wanted people, Z-Bo never really made the headlines, except maybe when he was accused of being a major dealer on the Indianapolis side, or when he stole the weed of a trafficker before he ‘send his friends to beat him up with pool cues on the Oregon side…
Still, what has just happened to him in his personal life is a new news item to be put to his credit. Indeed, the young retiree surprised all his Twitter subscribers on September 2, by posting a tweet of the strangest and most disrespectful to his wife … Obviously, things were not going in the couple.
I got married with a **** e ????????♂️
Obviously, this tweet was quickly deleted, and was followed by a message of apology, explaining that all this was the work of a hacker … An easy justification, which obviously did not convince Ms. Randolph, since this last just filed for divorce! According to some virtual investigators, this was not the first tweet of its kind.
It’s unclear whether the Grizzlies’ former interior is sincere or not in this hack story, but one thing’s for sure, the divorce could cost him millions. His fortune would be estimated at 85 million dollars, and his now ex-wife could leave with half! It’s expensive the tweet …
If the divorce is really the consequence of this tweet, Zach Randolph could blame himself. In these cases, it is better to settle your affairs in the private sphere …
