Winnie Harlow in awe of boyfriend Kyle Kuzma's mobility after Hong Kong games
Washington Wizards forward Kyle Kuzma took part in the 12th Yao Foundation charity game on Tuesday night in Hong Kong and received support from his girlfriend, Winnie Harlow.
Harlow shared an Instagram post showcasing some of Kuzma's highlights during the charity game. In her IG story, Harlow mentioned her boyfriend's impressive athleticism.
"Bumboo. What a way di boy mobile," Harlow wrote.
Harlow does not appear to be in Hong Kong with Kuzma, as she later posted a series of IG stories in New York City.
Kyle Kuzma is one of four NBA players participating in the 12th Yao Foundation Charity Basketball game. The other three are the Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler, the Philadelphia 76ers' newest acquisition Paul George and the LA Clippers' James Harden.
This quartet of NBA players was joined by G-League players Jalen Lecque, Josh Reaves and Trhae Mitchell of the Houston Rockets affiliate Rio Grande Vipers. Additionally, they were joined by Joseph Young, who had played for the Indiana Pacers from 2015 to 2018 and is now playing in Iran.
They played against a collection of stars from the Chinese Basketball Association.
Winnie Harlow gives her approval as boyfriend Kyle Kuzma performs WWE-inspired entrance at Fanatics Fest
Aside from playing hoops in different parts of the world, Kyle Kuzma has also enjoyed spending time with fans. He was among the athletes who showed up at the Fanatics Fest, which took place in New York City from August 16 to 18.
Kuzma didn't just show up for the fans, though. He also paid homage to WWE legend Shawn Michaels as he entered.
Kuzma walked down the ramp holding a Washington Wizards-themed championship belt with Michaels' theme music blaring over the speakers. In the background, the WWE star's Titantron video was also playing to complete the set-up.
WWE posted the video on their Instagram page, wherein they dubbed the basketball forward "Heartbreak Kuzma."
Under the comments section, Kuzma's girlfriend Winnie Harlow left a comment simply saying, "Too lit," along with three cry-laughing and one "raising hands" emoji.
The caption "Heartbreak Kuzma" is also a reference to Shawn Michaels, who called himself "Heartbreak Kid" during his time in the WWE.
Fanatics Fest, the event where this took place, brought together athletes from different sports, such as the NBA, in a massive fan event.