“Marry Jaylen Brown, f*ck Jayson Tatum, kill Ime Udoka”: NBA Twitter trolls Al Horford’s sister for the wild tweet she now deleted

Advait Jajodia | 19/12/2021
“Marry Jaylen Brown, f*ck Jayson Tatum, kill Ime Udoka”: NBA Twitter trolls Al Horford’s sister for the wild tweet she now deleted

Anna Horford, sister of Al Horford, gets heavily trolled as she posts out a wild tweet regarding Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum, and Ime Udoka.

Recently, Anna Horford, sister of Al Horford, posted a rather questionable and wild tweet. Being active on social media, Anna asked her followers to ask her a few questions, which she would answer.

Among the bunch of interesting questions was a pretty strange reply. The user decided to play a quick game of “marry, kill, f*ck”. And the options – Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum, and Ime Udoka.

Keep in mind, Anna could’ve easily chosen to not answer the question like she ignored most of the other questions. However, she tweeted out her wild answer:

“Only because I HAVE to choose… Marry Jaylen, f*ck Tatum, kill Ime.”

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“Had to delete my Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Ime Udoka tweet”: Anna Horford

As soon as she sent out the tweet, Anna was heavily trolled for the same.

The trolls went way out of hand with their jokes. So much that Anna actually had to delete her tweet.

However, this didn’t stop NBA Twitter from mocking Al’s sister.

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A few hours after the tweet went viral, the Celtics defeated the Knicks. With Brown and JT combining for 48 points, it’s safe to assume things weren’t awkward in the Cs’ locker room.

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