The GloRilla music star took to social media to declare her interest in Milwaukee Bucks All-Star Damian Lillard and said she doesn’t care who knows it

GloRilla makes it clear that he wants to be with NBA star Damian Lillard after his split and threatens people who are in his way.

Indianapolis was the site of the NBA’s All-Star weekend.

GloRilla, a RAP star, showed off her shooting skills at NBA All-Star Weekend after telling one of the biggest names in basketball that she loves him.

A 24-year-old singing star said on social media on Monday that she likes Milwaukee Bucks All-Star Damian Lillard and doesn’t care who knows it.

In 2022, GloRilla became famous for her singing. She is from Memphis, Tennessee.

She is nominated for a Grammy for Best Rap Performance after being named for that award last year. Her real name is Gloria Hallelujah Woods.

The famous rapper went to the All-Star events in Indianapolis over the weekend and ran into Lillard there.

GloRilla shared a picture of herself and Lillard standing for a picture after the All-Star game early Monday morning.

However, she didn’t share the picture as a fan; instead, she used it to poke fun at Lillard.

“Who [man] dis is?” she asked her fans. “Because I need him.”

The next message was a little meaner: “Whoever she is can’t whoop me, so I really dgaf,” GloRilla wrote.

People who follow Lillard on social media quickly pointed out that he just divorced his longterm partner.

In October 2023, Lilliard asked for a divorce from his wife Kay’la. This was only a week after he was moved for the first time in his career.

The eight-time NBA All-Star played his first 11 seasons in the league with Portland, which picked him up in the 2012 draft from Weber State.

Kay’la and Lillard had been together since college because they went to the same university in Utah. They got married in 2021.

The filing says that they split up because they had “irreconcilable differences.”

The differences between them “caused the irremediable breakdown of their marriage,” according to Willamette Week.

They also have three young children together.

Lillard put on a show in Sunday’s All-Star Game, making 11 three-pointers to score 39 points and help the East bҽat the West 211–186.

With a 35-21 record, the Bucks are third in the East after the All-Star break. However, since firing their coach and signing Doc Rivers, the team has lost three of its last ten games.