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6-foot-1 Love Island USA star feels unbelievably short next to NBA champs Michael Porter Jr. and Peyton Watson

Love Island star Miguel Harichi recently met NBA champions Michael Porter Jr. and Peyton Watson at Sunday's LA Rams vs. 49ers game.

MPJ's fifth Instagram picture features him. Despite being 6-foot-1, the reality TV standout appears much shorter in the snap. Harachi commented on how his frame is dwarfed by the pro ballers.

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"Yall ain’t have to make me look so short," he stated.
Miguel Harichi comments on Michael Porter Jr.'s IG post. (Credits: @mpj/Instagram)
Miguel Harichi comments on Michael Porter Jr.'s IG post. (Credits: @mpj/Instagram)

Harichi expressed the same concerns in his Instagram story, where he mentioned Peyton Watson's handle.

"Vibes high, but these men making me feel short af," he wrote.
Miguel Haricihi jokes about being short on his IG story. (Credits: @miguel_harichi/Instagram)
Miguel Haricihi jokes about being short on his IG story. (Credits: @miguel_harichi/Instagram)

Haricihi appeared in season six of Love Island USA, entering the villa on day nine and leaving it on day 32. He was a popular contestant and was named runner-up alongside Leah Kateb.

Michael Porter Jr., on the other hand, had a mile-high run with the Nuggets last season. He was at the forefront of Denver's offense, averaging 16.7 points and 7.0 rebounds.

Michael Porter Jr. speaks his mind about NBA max deals

Michael Poter Jr. recently appeared on the Ringer NBA podcast, discussing the expectations attached to max contracts. He stated the NBA's business side changed his feelings about basketball.

"So man, the money sometimes makes it a little bit harder to enjoy the game because with a max contract comes a lot of expectations on consistency, on you're supposed to be an All-Star, you're supposed to be this, that, whatever."

In the same episode, Porter Jr. compared his NBA experience to a corporate job. Since being drafted No. 14 overall by Denver in 2018, the small forward revealed he's lost much of the child-like joy he once had for basketball.

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