In response to comments made about her “fumbling the bag” following Erik Spoelstra’s long-term contract extension, Nikki Spoelstra, the ex-wife of Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, has responded.
Erik Spoelstra, the coach of the Miami Heat, has extended his deal worth over $120 million for eight years, thereby broadening the coaching pool in the NBA.
People started trolling Nikki Spoelstra, Spoelstra’s ex-wife, on social media after learning about the extension. Rather than say nothing, she replied to a hater on her Instagram story.
“Hehe. I’m going to answer this issue in terms of a broad thought process that I think many people have, rather than as it relates to my own personal choices in life,” Spoelstra stated. “And that over the years, many people have harassed me with,”
“Women can’t ‘win,’ according to a crude, ignorant, and uneducated society as a whole,” she went on.
They got divorced a few months ago after being together for about seven years. The agreement was signed not long after their breakup, which is an interesting coincidence, but whether or not that was intentional is unknown.
Sarcastically, she continued to explain the state of affairs, saying, “Women can’t be genuinely in love with someone successful.” No, they’re not sincere; they’re just playing for money. In addition, it seems that a woman is a stupid person if she decides against dating a successful man.
“No, I’m not going to ignore it. People should be more aware of the impact their comments might have on other people. IgNoRiNg iT (harassment) screwed with my emotional health for years. Not just me. But humans. generally speaking. “Be kinder,” Spoelstra concluded.
