VIDEO: Leaked In-Game Audio Caught Kevin Durant Trash-Talking Dwight Howard, Calls Him A “Pu**y A** N*****” (PO)

Kevin Durant, the star player for the Phoenix Suns, showcased an impressive performance in the recent game against the Los Angeles Lakers.

He scored 30 points, contributed six assists, and grabbed four rebounds. Despite Durant’s remarkable efforts, the Suns ultimately lost the game. Nevertheless, fans were entertained by an exciting trash-talk session during the match.

Former NBA player Dwight Howard was sitting courtside to watch an intense game. Kevin Durant couldn’t resist engaging in hilarious trash talk when he noticed Howard. Fans were curious about what Durant said, which has now been revealed. LegendZ recently uploaded leaked audio of Durant trash-talking Howard on their social media account on X (formerly Twitter).

Durant: “You know what it is.. you’re not a Laker”

Howard: “Huh?”

Durant: “You’re a Magic.. you’re not no Laker”

Then, after a foul call on AD, KD got heated: “Y’all some pu**y a** n*****”

The game concluded with the Lakers defeating the Suns 123-116. Following a heated argument with Durant in court, Howard took to social media to address the situation. After the game, he posted a clip of the encounter along with a surprising caption.

Kevin Durant Achieves New Milestone in His Career

Durant, widely acknowledged as one of the greatest players in NBA history, recently added yet another remarkable achievement to his illustrious career. In a thrilling matchup against the Dallas Mavericks, the 36-year-old superstar showcased his exceptional skills by scoring an impressive 31 points while also contributing two assists and pulling down nine rebounds.

The highlight of the night came in the fourth quarter when Durant confidently sank a three-pointer that propelled him past the monumental milestone of 29,000 career points. This achievement made him only the eighth player in NBA history to reach this significant benchmark.

The game concluded with the Phoenix Suns securing a victory, finishing at 114-102 against the Mavericks. Durant’s performance not only led his team to success but also added another chapter to his legacy as one of the all-time greats in the league.