It was a whirlwind for a week Kyle Kuzmawho were traded from Washington Wizards to Milwaukee Bucks. But that didn’t stop his girlfriend, Winnie Harlow, to make the most of the super -Bowla weekend with friends.
The Canadian model has released a 20-line Instagram Karusel who captured his experience of Super Bowla at the Caesars Superdome at New Orleans, where Philadelphia Eagles dominated Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22.
She described the post:
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“Nola owes me hope 🏈💚.”
Among the photos, Harlow shared moments with hip-hop artist Central CEE and a group recording featuring business mogul Michael Rubin, La La La Anthony and Basketball Star Angel Reese.
She also posted a picture with Serena Williams, who famously danced during the half -time of Kendrick Lamara, along with Gabrielle Union, Teyana Taylor and La La Anthony. The second highlight was the footage of “Wicked” Cynthia Erivo Sporting New Orleans Gear.
To close his post, Harlow shared a video of Lamar’s appearance at halftime, especially the moment when he joined with SZA to perform “all the stars”.
Winnie Harlow excited about ‘new start’ Kyle Kuzma with Milwaukee Bucks
The NBA landscape dramatically moved after a chaotic trade deadline, and one of the biggest moves was Milwaukee Bucks who acquired Kyle Kuzma from Washington Wizards to replace Khris Middleton.
After the store, Bucks headed to Instagram to officially welcome Kuzma in Milwaukee. Harlow quickly shared the post on her Instagram story, describing him:
“A new beginning.”
Kuzma is an average of 15.0 points this season, 5.9 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game in 41.6% shooting in Washington. Ever since he joined Bucks, he has played three games, setting 15.3 PPG, 7.0 RPG and 2.0 APG while shooting 42.9% from the field and 26.7% from Deep.
He is now joining the Bucks list with Damian Lillard, although they are currently without Giannis Antetocounmpo, who has been placed aside for a month with a calf injury. Milwaukee also enhanced his depth with the purchase of Jericho Sims and Kevin Porter the younger within the deadline.
Edited by John Ezekiel Hirro
