Clippers star Lou Williams is under investigation by the NBA after allegedly going to a strip club after leaving the Disney World bubble to attend a funeral
- Lou Williams was photographed at the Magic City strip club in Atlanta on Thursday night
- The photo, posted on the Instagram of American rapper Jack Harlow, was later deleted.
- The Clippers player received permission to leave the Disney World bubble
- The NBA gave him the go-ahead to leave after the death of a friend’s father
NBA player Lou Williams is under investigation by the league for allegedly visiting a strip club after leaving Disney World’s coronavirus bubble to attend a funeral, US media reported.
The 33-year-old Clippers player was given permission to leave the Orlando resort, where NBA athletes live and work during the U.S. COVID-19 outbreak, after the death of a friend’s father. , according to ESPN.
Williams was photographed at the Magic City strip club in Atlanta on Thursday night, wearing a drink and an NBA face mask, US media said.
NBA player Lou Williams is under investigation by the league for allegedly visiting a strip club.
Williams was photographed on rapper Jack Harlow’s Instagram at a strip club Thursday night
The photo, posted on the Instagram account of American rapper Jack Harlow, was later deleted.
Williams told the NBA that he attended a dinner there after the funeral, ESPN said.
On his official Twitter account, he tweeted on Saturday: ‘Ask any of my roommates which is my favorite restaurant in Atlanta. There is nobody to party. Relax hahaha.
He also retweeted the praise of Magic City and the people who defended it.
He was granted permission to leave the Disney World bubble after the death of a friend’s father.
The league is trying to determine where else Williams could have been, to establish the length of his quarantine.
After returning, he will observe four days of isolation, with daily COVID-19 tests, and a possible quarantine extension, according to the advice of medical experts.
On Saturday, coach Doc Rivers, apparently visibly upset before the Washington game, said: “I can’t say much about his trip.” I was not with him.
Clippers head coach Doc Rivers seemed visibly upset when asked about the situation.
“Obviously, those (photos) came out, and that’s something we obviously don’t like to see and we don’t like,” he said.
Two other players on the team, pivot for Montrezl Harrell and point guard Patrick Beverley, have left the campus this week due to family emergencies and have not returned.
Outings are likely to be disruptive before Thursday’s Lakers game, which will see the season restart.
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