Ex-NBA player Larry Sanders accused of physically assaulting his son's mother as apology video surfaces
Former NBA center Larry Sanders recently found himself trending for all the wrong reasons on social media. A video involving his son's mother, Holli J, surfaced online where she was accusing him of physically assaulting her while Sanders was seen apologizing in the clip. The social media influencer originally shared the video on her Instagram stories and later deleted it.
Despite being removed from her profile, it was later reshared by several news outlets, including Hollywood Unlocked. In her original post, she posted that more videos would be uploaded if she didn't get her son back by Monday. She then proceeded to share comments of support from her social circle.
Hollywood Unlocked's post garnered 11,873 likes on Instagram. Larry Sanders has not issued any public statements on the matter.
The mother of Larry Sanders' son tagged BIG3 Basketball after an apology video surfaced online
The Jasmine Brand shared one of Holli J's previous Instagram posts where she provided more information on the apology video trending online. She pointed out that all she wanted was to get her son back from Larry Sanders but didn't add much further detail to it.
According to her post, she also wanted Sanders' social media account alongside his lawyer to be tagged as well to place further urgency in the situation. Aside from that, she even wanted BIG3 Basketball to address the matter, considering that he was one of the league's best defenders playing today.
"I'm done with protecting this 'man,'" Holli J posted. "I just want my baby ya'll. Every one has down times and I was down I lost my job and my son the same week and went crazy. S**t happens but s**t like this should never happen! ... Tag him and his lawyer, @BIG3 I let him walk this summer but this is the 'man' ya'll have representing ya'll."
Rapper Ice Cube's basketball league has not addressed Sanders' latest allegations. Holli J also included a snap of her injured lip, adding more evidence to her claims against the former Milwaukee Bucks' big man.