The star of the Charlotte Hornets, Lamelo Ball, made Dad wash a special visit before his match against the Lakers on Wednesday night after his recent feet amputation.
TMZ He revealed this week to wash, Lamelo's father and two other basketball players in Lonzo and Liangelo, he was forced to amputate his right foot after suffering a “serious medical problem.”
Although the details of his condition have not been revealed, it is said that the 57 -year -old man is in 'great spirit' despite the terrible experience.
And before his youngest son put 27 points in a surprising victory over the Lakers, Lava smiled while posing for a photo with Lamelo, 23, who seemed to be taken out of his family home in Chinese Hills, California.
The Hornets shipowner shared the image, which shows his father standing with the help of a knee scooter, in his Instagram history on Thursday.
He also wrote with him: “He saw my game Dawg B4 da, it was just correct, I love Pops 5L and after.”
The Hornets star, Lamelo Ball (right) made Dad wash a special visit after his recent feet amputation
Washing, father of Lonzo, Liangelo and Lamelo basketball stars, recently amputated his foot
Lamelo's Post Online was the first time that one of the children's children publicly addressed his recent OP, although he did not comment after Wednesday's victory over.
In addition to scoring 27 points, he also added five rebounds and six assists to help Hornets see LeBron James, Luka Doncic and CO in a 100-97 victory on Crypto.com Arena.
Wash has made a name during the last decade by pushing their three children to the center of attention.
The infamous basketball dad and the controversial businessman developed the “Big Baller brand”, which has created signature shoes for the trio of basketball players.
He has caused controversy over the years with his various acceleration statements about his children, even when he predicted that his three children would play in the Los Angeles Lakers.
Lonzo, 27, now plays the Chicago Bulls guard after previous spells with the Lakers and Pelicans of New Orleans.
“It will be the worst movement that the Lakers made in their lives and will never win another championship, they will guarantee it,” he told ESPN in 2019 after the Lonzo de los Lakers trade to the Pelicans was announced.
'They will regret. I'm going to have fun with that.
Lamelo inspired Hornets to a 100-97 victory over the Lakers after visiting his father on Wednesday
Washing is famous for its ambitious plans for your children (in the photo LR: Lamelo, Liangelo and Lonzo)
Lonzo plays for the Chicago Bulls, after having spent time with the Lakers and the Pelicans
Meanwhile, Lamelo has spent five seasons with Hornets after being recruited with the third general selection in 2020, and claimed the honors of the rookie of the year.
Liangelo, 26, appears happy to stay away from the court, instead of choosing to follow his musical career.
On the back of his viral success 'Tweaker', Liangelo signed an agreement with Def Jam and Universal Music Group for $ 8 million guaranteed, with the agreement potentially increasing to $ 13 million, in January.
In addition, Liangelo will have his own seal, Born2ball Music Group, and has all his music.
Lava enjoyed a fleeting own sports career. He played wing closed at Cal State-Los Angeles and spent time with New York Jets and Carolina Panthers organizations.
The patriarch of the Ball family has caused a violent reaction for much more than its ambitions for their children. In 2019, it landed in hot water in ESPN.
Liangelo seems happy to stay away from the court and, instead, follow his musical career
He was prohibited on the network after making an inappropriate and suggestive comment to first take the presenter Molly Qerim.
During his appearance in the washing program he had diverted himself from the subject, which caused the female host to say: “Wash, can I change your march with you because I have a question here”?
Lava responded quickly: “You can change your departure with me at any time,” as you seemed to pamper the act of changing a manual transmission.
In 2017, he told a female presenter in Fox Sports to “stay on your lane.”