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BEAUTY UNLIMITED
CAMILLA
Back by popular demand is the beautiful Camilla. Camilla absolutely loves posing in front of the camera, and understands the sacrifice and strength it takes to be suc- cessful. In the future she promises everyone will know who she is no matter where her journeys take her. Congratula- tions to Camilla as this week’s Beauty Unlimited feature.
Ex-Warriors Teammate Gives Encouraging Kevin Durant Update
Quinn Cook is providing an encouraging update on the Kevin Durant front.
Appearing Friday on NBC Sports Washington’s “Wiz- ards Talk” podcast, the Los Angeles Lakers guard said his former Golden State Warriors teammate Durant is “doing great” in the wake of his posi- tive test for the coronavirus.
“He’s good. He’s good,” said Cook. “His spirits are good. K is in great spirits, still being K, man. Low, mellow, chill, moving at his own pace.”
“He’s just encouraging so- cial distancing, staying inside and don’t expose others,”
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Cook added about Durant. “For him to step up to the plate and use his platform to spread awareness, it’s brave. That’s the kind of guy he is. He’s fine. He’s doing great.”
Rudy Gobert Provides Health Update, Says He Has Lost Sense Of Smell And Taste
Rudy Gobert is offering an update on his health and on one particular struggle that he is facing amid his coronavirus diagnosis.
The Utah Jazz center took to Twitter on Sunday to reveal that he had lost his sense of smell and taste, adding that he has not been able to smell any- thing for the last four days.
Gobert, 27, was the first confirmed NBA player to test positive for the virus. His di- agnosis on Mar. 11 led to the immediate suspension of the NBA season.
While the two-time Defen- sive Player of the Year’s reck-
RUDY GOBERT
less behavior before his posi- tive test led to significant crit- icism, he has since gone out of his way to try to educate the public about the reality of the coronavirus.
Cam Newton Working Out With Falcons Players While Seeking Trade
The Carolina Panthers are ready to move on from Cam Newton, so he’s found some new receivers to work out with on a temporary basis.
In a video posted to New England Patriots wide re- ceiver Mohamed Sanu’s Instagram story, Newton
CAM NEWTON
was seen throwing to Atlanta Falcons receivers Calvin Ri- dley and Christian Blake.
Newton has to stay fit somehow, even if no one can really get a look at him. He’s on the outs with Carolina as he looks for a new organiza- tion. He might as well link up with some friends.
Chris Godwin Willing To Give Up No. 12 For Tom Brady
CHRIS GODWIN
Tom Brady has made No. 12 central to his brand. One prominent member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, however, already has the jer- sey number.
Wide receiver Chris God- win said Friday that he didn’t really want to give up No. 12, but he would do so if Brady asked in deference to the quarterback’s accomplish- ments.
“My phone has been blow- ing up non-stop on all my so- cials, texts and calls. Everybody wants to know the same thing,” Godwin told ESPN’s “NFL Live” on Friday, via Jeremy Bergman of NFL.com. “But for me I’m very passionate about the number, it’s something I’ve been wearing it since I was in high school but at the end of the day, if he doesn’t want it then I’ll keep it.
“But if he does, out of re- spect for everything he’s ac- complished and everything that he’s done I will kinda have to defer to him. He’s the G.O.A.T., you know. If he’s willing to give it up, perfect but if he’s not, then I guess we’ll cross that bridge when we get there.”
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