"This explains us so well": Draymond Green's wife Hazel Renee shares adorable video shot by mother-in-law
Draymond Green's wife Hazel Renee shared a cute video of the couple on Instagram, which was shot by Green's mother in 2017. Green and Renee were dating then but are now are married and have one child together. The video was shot in China.
In one of her Instagram stories, Renee answered the viral threads question. It asked her, "What y'all look like in 2017?" The actress then shared a video from her mother-in-law showing the couple's dynamic.
She had to convince the terrified Golden State Warriors star to join her on the glass platform that shows how high they were.
"My mother-in-law sent us this," Renee wrote. "This explains us so well @money23green NBA China Games October 2017."
Draymond Green, his family and the rest of the Golden State Warriors were in China back then for a couple of preseason games. They faced the Minnesota Timberwolves in Shenzhen before competing in the 2017 Global Games in Shanghai.
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Draymond Green and Hazel Renee relationship
Draymond Green and Hazel Renee have been together since 2017. They got engaged in 2019 and married last year. They have one child together, a daughter, Cash, born in 2020.
Green has a son, Draymond Jr., from his previous relationship with Jelissa Hardy. Meanwhile, Renee has a daughter, Olive Jay, with former NBA player Jacob Pullen. The couple announced in August that they're expecting their second child together.
One fun fact about Green and Renee is they already knew each other in college. They first met as students at Michigan State University in acting class. Green turned pro in 2012, while Renee pursued acting.
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Draymond Green on what's key for Warriors to win fifth NBA championship in nine years
Draymond Green knows what the Golden State Warriors need to do to win their fifth NBA championship since 2015.
Green appeared on the "Dubs Talk" podcast and explained the key to winning another title this season:
"I think we have all the pieces that it will take to win a championship, if everyone is bought in," Green said.
"I am someone that took everyone being bought in for granted. And so to understand it don't always look like that, I think for me coming into this year, it just gives you a larger appreciation for those that do understand it."
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