Stephen A. Smith Weighs In On Zion Williamson's Pregnancy Drama, While His Alleged Girlfriend Expresses Fear For Her Safety

NBA star Zion Williamson is in the midst of some messy drama, as his recent announcement about his girlfriend's pregnancy was interrupted by another woman claiming to be his girlfriend. The NBA star hasn't responded to the various statements made by Moriah Mills, but Mills has allegedly heard from members of the baby mama's family. Sports pundit Stephen A. Smith weighed in on the drama and said what a lot of New Orleans Pelicans fans might've been thinking through all of this. 

Stephen A. Smith is a man with strong opinions, whether it's about Rihanna doing the Super Bowl halftime show or the New York Knicks' continued struggles to find success in the NBA. As such, one would expect whatever he had to say about Zion Williamson would be as brutal as the times when Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley roast each other about their weight on Inside The NBA. Smith didn't disappoint. 

Stephen A. Smith and Zion Williamson

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Stephen A. Smith Gets Real About Zion's Injury

The NBA Finals are underway, and the upcoming draft and free agency period typically mean that fans have their eyes on potential roster moves teams can make. Despite that, Stephen A Smith found time on his self-titled show to talk about the Zion Williamson drama. Smith didn't go after Williamson for the drama but did question when he'll finally find time to get healthy and back on the basketball court:

I’m kind of pissed, because all I can think about is, man, you only played in 29 games last year! And you missed the season before that! And I’ve been wondering what the hell is taking you so long to get healthy. Well, now I know...You’re young. You’re not married. You can do what you want to do with whomever you choose. It’s your business. It’s a damn shame she’s putting your stuff out like that — need to cancel her. But there’s a bigger issue here. I mean, she’s a porn star. One would surmise she’s kind of an expert at whatever it is she does. I mean, I’ve been waiting for the leg injury to heal, Zion...When you going to play?

Stephen A. Smith kept it real and said what was likely on the minds of more than a few Zion Williamson fans who have been following his career in the NBA. Williamson is one of the most promising superstars of the league but has only played 114 NBA games since being drafted in 2019. That's under half of the 246 regular season games he has been in the league for. 

So, with Zion Williamson healthy enough for other activities, people are obviously going to take shots at the superstar. He has not been active on social media since the announcement of his girlfriend Akheema's pregnancy, so there has been no comment from him on what Smith had to say. 

Moriah Mills Speaks Out After Allegedly Receiving Threats From Baby Mama's Family

While Stephen A. Smith took shots at Zion Williamson online, his alleged girlfriend/adult film star Moriah Mills claims that she dealt with some issues of her own. After her series of tweets calling out the NBA star, Mills popped on Twitter to claim that family members of his baby mama had sent her threats online. She even provided a receipt with a message from someone claiming to be a cousin of Akheema: 

Moriah Mills hasn't stopped claiming she was and still is Zion Williamson's girlfriend. She also hasn't provided any explicit proof, such as photos of them together, but has shared some exchanges they allegedly had via Snapchat. Williamson's name can be seen in the messages, which talk about him making plans to buy her a place in New Orleans, where he plays for the Pelicans. Williamson has neither confirmed nor denied the relationship and, as previously mentioned, has not commented on the matter. 

The NBA Finals are underway on ABC, but if you're just someone addicted to dramatic situations and not super into sports, there are plenty of shows coming soon on our 2023 summer TV schedule. I can't promise the drama can deliver on the same level as this ongoing situation; as it stands right now, that's a high bar to clear. 

Mick Joest
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Mick Joest is a Content Producer for CinemaBlend with his hand in an eclectic mix of television goodness. Star Trek is his main jam, but he also regularly reports on happenings in the world of Star Trek, WWE, Doctor Who, 90 Day Fiancé, Quantum Leap, and Big Brother. He graduated from the University of Southern Indiana with a degree in Journalism and a minor in Radio and Television. He's great at hosting panels and appearing on podcasts if given the chance as well.