Stephen A. Smith has sensationally claimed that he would separate Serena Williams for her involvement in the Super Bowl -time show of Kendrick Lamar.
Williams appeared surprisingly in the execution, dancing during the Drake Diss number 'Not Like US'. The involvement of the 42-year-old was important because she took off with Drake in 2011.
But given the fact that her romantic involvement was with him almost 15 years ago and Williams now has her own family, I first said that I said Smith it was a bad look for the tennis legend to participate in the pile.
“You could say, give her props. If I am your husband, why are you on the side of your ex? “Said Smith.
'When I am married and my wife will participate in her ex, go back to his ass, because you clearly don't belong to me.
'What you are worried about and you are with me? Bye. Bye. '
Stephen A. Smith was not impressed by Serena Williams who had a chance on her ex, Drake
Williams had a surprising cameo in the rest time of Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl
Smith wondered why Williams wanted to come back to an ex, now she is married to Alexis Ohanian
Colleague analyst Ryan Clark defended Williams and said, “If you are at Serena Williams, you will be a preserved man.”
Williams is married to Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian, who has an estimated wealth of $ 150 million. They have two daughters together.
Despite Smith's comments, Williams seemed to attract the attention of her performance on Monday and share several videos on Instagram of her dance.
Just before the half -time show Williams went to X to defend Taylor Swift after the singer was driven out of fans at Caesar's Superdome when she first appeared on the Jumbotron for the first time during the Super Bowl.
“I love your Taylor Swift, don't listen to that Booo !!” Williams wrote.
Swift had almost not much reason to celebrate the night, with her friend Travis Kelce and the Chiefs of Kansas City were beaten 40-22 by the Philadelphia Eagles.
It left the hope of Kansas City on a ruins with three pit and Kelce must now decide whether he will continue to play in the NFL.
Whatever decision he is establishing, the 35-year-old tight end is expected to announce before the start of the Free Office on March 12.
