Kevin Durant, the world known as one of the great players of the NBA and singer Rihanna They amused their fans in an Instagram Live by exchanging comments and jokes about the North American basketball player’s positive diagnosis of Covid-19.
The pop star joined DJ Spade’s live session on Saturday night and joked that Durant had a coronavirus, in between comments, both characters said, “Is Kevin Durant allowed to be on this broadcast? Should I wear a mask for this streaming? “asked the singer, to which the Brooklyn Nets player replied:” hey, didn’t you just come back from Europe? “
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The two-time NBA champion’s response was typically swift as he addressed Rihanna as “Robyn,” the pop star’s real name, prompting Durant to acknowledge that her cough sounded “Rona-ish,” but warned Rihanna who could have contracted the virus in Europe without showing any symptoms, since the virus “lurked” in the Atlantic since December.
Rihanna’s joke seems to have not been to the liking of Kevin’s fans, nor of the other members of the Brooklyn Nets who had also tested positive, since the singer did not send any improvement greetings for Durant first and only did allusion to whether a mask should be placed for that transmission.
Following Kevin’s response on Instagram, the nine-time Grammy winner replied that she had returned to the United States for at least two months.
Drake also chimed in with a joke and posted a comment that said, “We have to bury the jokes about Treyfive’s Crown (Kevin Durant),” but neither Rihanna nor the basketball player took their comment for granted. The fun flirtation between the artist and the athlete is not strange for those who follow the characters of the show, since the forward of the Nets has spent years throwing loving hints in relation to Rihanna.
KevinDurant is one of 13 NBA players or team members who have tested positive for coronavirus, as Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert became the first player to test positive for COVID-19 on March 11.
Gobert’s teammate Donovan Mitchell and Detroit Pistons forward Christian Wood also tested positive. Two weeks ago, the Philadelphia 76ers and Denver Nuggets announced that members of their organizations had tested positive for COVID-19, but neither team confirmed if either player was affected. On the same day, it was also confirmed that two Los Angeles Lakers players and Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart tested positive for the virus. (AND)
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