Shaq explained how he has sex at 7'1" using TWO WATER BOTTLES. 💀
On The Pivot, Channing Crowder asked how his height affects things in the bedroom.
Shaq tried to dodge the question:
“I’m saving myself.”
The hosts reminded him he has six kids.
So he grabbed a big water bottle and a small one to demonstrate.
“It’s all about geometry.”
He lined them up and walked the hosts through it as they cracked up:
“You see the head is right there. You see the midsection’s right where it need to be.”
Steph Curry’s idea of NUDES? His wife’s bare FEET. 😭
During a 2017 appearance on The Real, Ayesha was asked to share an unusual photo from her phone.
She picked a picture of her bare feet and explained:
“My husband really loves my feet.”
The hosts immediately called it a foot fetish. Ayesha joked that Steph was going to kill her for telling everyone, then added:
“When he says to send nudes, that's what he's getting: a picture of my bare feet.”
Tyson Fury said he was masturbating SEVEN times a day to prepare for Deontay Wilder. 💀
Ahead of their 2020 rematch, Fury was asked what he’d changed about his routine.
He’d cut out Diet Coke, stopped using his phone and started going to bed at 9:30.
Then he shared another part of his preparation:
“I'm masturbating seven times a day. Seven times. Keep my testosterone pumping.”
He even started singing “pumping, pumping, pumping” as he explained:
“I gotta keep active and the testosterone flowing for this fight. Don't want the levels to go down.”
It’s easy to laugh at an athlete talking about his sex life on a podcast. Then I think about his kid having to go to school the next day.
Their classmates have phones too. They’ve probably seen the same clip.
I don’t think kids should have to deal with that just because their parents are famous. They’re still children, and hearing people laugh about your family can hurt, even if your dad seems happy telling the story.
I know famous people can’t keep everything private. Things get leaked, old interviews come back, and almost anything can be found online. But if you’re choosing to tell a story yourself, you can at least think about how your kids might feel hearing it.
And as viewers, we should know when to leave them alone. A kid shouldn’t get mocked over something their parent said or did. They shouldn’t have to defend it either.
You can have whatever opinion you want about an athlete. Just don’t treat their children like they’re responsible for the same choices.
Shannon Sharpe went live while having SEX, then blamed a hacker. 💀
In September 2024, the NFL legend’s Instagram broadcast audio of him having sex. Neither person was visible, but viewers could hear what was happening.
A post on his account claimed he’d been hacked. Hours later, he went on Nightcap and admitted:
“My phone wasn’t hacked.”
Sharpe said he’d thrown his phone onto the bed without realizing Instagram was live. He only found out when someone from his team reached him.
“My heart sank.”
He then had to call his agent and ESPN to explain.
“It was me being a healthy, active male.”
Cristiano Ronaldo’s mother says she tried to ABORT him, even after a doctor refused.
Dolores was already raising three children with a husband who struggled with alcohol. The family had little money, and she didn’t want another baby.
“I did everything, everything, to abort. I couldn’t.”
She went on to give birth to Cristiano. Years later, she spoke about wanting to end the pregnancy in a documentary about her son.
“He was the star that lit up my life.” ⭐
Magic Johnson says he had sex with SIX women at once. 💀
In an old interview, the Lakers legend explained that some women wanted to be with him in groups.
The interviewer asked whose fantasy that actually was - theirs or his.
“Both. Probably more so theirs than mine.”
Magic admitted he enjoyed those experiences. He wasn’t going to pretend otherwise just because he was looking back on them years later.
But he also acknowledged the consequences:
“Did you enjoy your fantasies? Yes I did. But you pay for it.”
Mike Tyson says he went FIVE YEARS without sex because he thought it would make him a better boxer. 💀
The former heavyweight champion told Graham Bensinger he believed sleeping with women would weaken him in the ring.
So he avoided sex for years, convinced it would help his career.
Looking back, Tyson had a much simpler explanation:
“I’m an idiot, you know.”
Five years of saying no because he thought it would make him more dangerous.
I don’t think every athlete who opens up on a podcast is just trying to be honest.
Sometimes they have been saving a story for the right moment. Sometimes the host asks a question nobody asked before. But a shocking story also gets people talking, especially when you’re no longer playing.
Look at Rodman’s story about Madonna. I can’t know why he shared it, but it puts his name back in the headlines. He gets to tell his side, and she becomes part of the story whether she wants to or not.
That’s what makes me question these interviews. The story might be true, but the person telling it still chooses what to include and what to leave out.
I trust someone more when they admit what they did wrong without turning it into a joke or blaming someone else.
If every “honest confession” somehow makes you look cooler, smarter or like the victim, I start to wonder how honest you’re really being.
Cristiano Ronaldo says even his greatest goal wasn't better than SEX with Georgina. 😳
Piers Morgan asked if his iconic bicycle kick against Juventus felt better than sex.
Ronaldo called it the best goal of his career - 700 goals before he finally scored one like that.
"Better than sex?"
"No, with my Geo, no." 💀
Iggy Azalea says she BURNED Nick Young’s clothes after he cheated and sent him the video. 💀
She said their home security cameras caught him bringing other women into the house while she was away.
At first, she smashed things. Then she realized she was destroying her own stuff and he didn’t care.
So she went for his wardrobe.
“Every designer you could think of I burned.”
She texted him a video and warned him to get home quickly. She was starting with the cheap clothes and working her way up.
Her review of the expensive ones?
“Expensive things do not burn well.”
Paul Pierce went live with STRIPPERS and lost his ESPN job days later. 💀
Poker, weed, girls dancing. The NBA champion broadcast his friend’s birthday party on Instagram.
When ESPN called to investigate and asked him what happened, Pierce says he answered:
“You didn’t see it?”
The company wanted a public apology. He refused.
“I got fired for having some entertainment.”
Pierce knew he worked for a Disney-owned network. He still didn’t think the party justified firing him.
“I mean, what did I do wrong?”
I think we give athletes too much credit as people just because they’re good at their sport.
Someone wins a few championships and suddenly fans are defending things they’d never accept from anyone else. I get being attached to a player you grew up watching. But you don’t actually know them, and you don’t have to defend everything they do.
If my favorite player treats someone badly, I’m not going to bring up his stats. What would that even prove? He’s good at basketball? We already knew that.
At the same time, I can still watch his old games and appreciate how good he was. I don’t feel the need to pretend he had no talent because I’ve lost respect for him personally. Whatever consequences he deserves should depend on what he did, not how much fans love or hate him.
I have a similar problem with athletes being punished for where they’re from.
I don’t think someone should lose the chance to compete simply because their government broke international law. Most athletes don’t decide what their country does. They spend years training, often from childhood, and then find out their nationality might matter more than whether they’ve earned their place.
Of course, an athlete can be involved themselves. If they’ve supported or helped carry out something wrong, that deserves scrutiny. But I want to know what that person actually did before deciding they should be held responsible.
I wouldn’t want to answer for every decision my government makes. So I don’t think it’s fair to expect that from someone else just because they represent their country in a sport.
For me, it comes down to judging people individually. Being a champion shouldn’t excuse your actions, and being born in a particular country shouldn’t be an accusation.
NBA player Jason Maxiell’s wife thought he’d cheated with 8 women until she found out on TV it was OVER 50. 💀
Jason and Brandi appeared on Iyanla: Fix My Life to discuss their marriage.
“How many women have you slept with?”
“It’s more than 50.”
That was during their marriage alone. His lifetime total, he admitted, was 341.
Brandi broke down and tried to leave after learning how many women there had been.
In a separate conversation with Iyanla, Jason spoke about the damage his lying and cheating had caused.
“I want her to be happy. I can’t lose her.”
Lamar Odom says he slept with over 2,000 WOMEN - and paid for numerous abortions. 💀
In his memoir, the two-time NBA champion admitted most of his sexual encounters had been unprotected.
When Vlad asks him about the 2,000 figure, Odom says:
“I never really counted.”
That was his lifetime estimate. During his marriage to Khloé Kardashian, he was also hiding his drug use and sex addiction from her.
“I’m not ashamed. I’m not proud of that. I got a daughter. Twenty-two years old.”
Gary Payton had two sons FIVE MONTHS apart with two different women - and named BOTH of them Gary. 💀
One became Gary Payton Jr.
The other became Gary Payton II.
Payton told VladTV he was dating his high-school sweetheart when he started a relationship with another woman.
Both became mothers in the same year.
“They both wanted to name them Gary.”
His solution? Different suffixes.
Dennis Rodman says Madonna offered him $20 MILLION to get her pregnant - and sent a private jet when she was ovulating. 💀
He was gambling in Vegas when she called from New York.
According to Rodman, he told the casino to hold his table, flew to her house, then flew BACK and carried on gambling.
“She asked me if I got her pregnant she’d pay me $20 million.”
The condition? The baby had to be born.
He told the whole story on The Breakfast Club.
NFL star Antonio Cromartie had a VASECTOMY.
Then his wife got pregnant with twins.
Then she got pregnant AGAIN. 💀
The couple said they thought the procedure had them covered.
His wife, Terricka:
“I didn’t even tell Antonio right away because I didn’t think it was possible.”
They welcomed the twins in May 2016.
In August 2017, they welcomed another baby girl.
Three children after the procedure they thought would stop them having more.
Gerard Piqué burned Patrice Evra’s custom Nike trainers, with his children’s names on them. 💀
Evra got revenge by SHITTING inside Piqué’s shoes
Piqué:
“He’d ordered them four months earlier… with his kids’ names on them. They make a bonfire and burn them. And they filmed it and sent him the video.”
Evra:
“They burned my trainers… It was actually Gerard Piqué.
And what I have done to him… I take his shoes, I go in the toilet, and I shit inside of them.”