NBA’s Golden State Warrior forward Draymond Green apologized Sunday after posting an intimate picture of himself on social media.
The U.S. Olympic team player shared the explicit picture earlier that morning on Snapchat, according to ESPN.
He initially said on Twitter that his account had been hacked but later told reporters that he pressed the wrong button and that the photo was meant for a “private message.”
The picture remained live for about 10 minutes before it was taken down.
“We’re all one click away from placing something in the wrong place,” Green said. “I suffered from that this morning.”
This is not the first time Green has made headlines off the court. In the past two months he apologized for punching LeBron James in the groin and made a plea deal to avoid jail time after allegedly assaulting a Michigan State football player.
[ESPN]
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