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Portland Trail Blazers guard, Josh Hart left NBA fans in stitches after revealing his wife slapped him because he was smiling in his sleep.
Hart is known for his comedy on Twitter and fans could not contain their laughter. The Tweet went viral and got nearly 80,000 likes.
Most NBA players usually keep their personal lives under wraps, despite being followed by cameras in their daily activities. Hart has always been an active social media user, especially on Twitter.
As a avid Chelsea fan, he comments a lot on his team, especially this season when the Blues are having a dreadful campaign. Generally, he always has hilarious conversations with fans.
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Recently, the 27-year-old took to Twitter to reveal that his wife slapped him.
"My wife slapped the (expletive) outta me last night cause I was smiling in my sleep…"
The Tweet prompted thousands of comments from fans whose first reactions was to laugh.
Here are some reactions to Hart's Tweet.
@cfletcher1922:
"Just tell her you were dreaming of lifting the championship trophy with Dame on Broadway."
@KiLBJJ:
"Is that why ur listed as out."
@bobby_818:
"How she know you weren’t dreaming of her?"
@PoetAndrews:
"He was dreaming of that parade when we shocked the world and win the championship."
Hart married his high school sweetheart, Shannon Phillips in August 2021. The two first met in high school in their hometown of Silver Spring, Maryland and have been together ever since
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NBAHart is averaging 9.3 points, 8.1 rebounds and 4 assists per game for the Blazers this season, per ESPN.
Sports Brief earlier revealed why Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid missed out on the starting spot in the recently announced All-Star teams.
The 28-year-old ranked third among East frontcourt players in the rankings but was only fourth in fan voting. He accumulated 4,900,482 fan votes to Tatum's 5,221,720.
He was fourth in the overall ranking by players and the media behind Giannis Antetokounmpo, Kevin Durant and Tatum.