Stephen A. Smith slammed Megan Thee Stallion for airing Klay Thompson’s cheating allegations.
“I’m putting this episode on YouTube because I want to ask her why she talks about her business,” the sports analyst said on Monday’s “Straight Shooter” podcast. “I’m not saying she felt wrong. I don’t know what happened to their relationship. I don’t want to know.”
“It’s none of my business. It’s none of your business. But our stallion Megan did it this Saturday night.”
The First Take host, 58, questioned why Megan, 31, was “unable to break up” and “move on with her merry way”.
“Why couldn’t you just say, ‘We spent some time together, and now I’m single again? Klay Thompson and I are no longer together.'” And leave it at that. Why did we have to kick out our brother? ” asked Smith.
“Were there weddings that I missed? Were there weddings that were happening that no one knew about? Did we sit before God and say, ‘Oh, this is what we’re doing,'” he added.
The ESPN personality then pointed out that amid all the allegations, the public hasn’t heard anything from the 36-year-old Thompson.
“Clay didn’t bother anyone. Clay played basketball. … This guy is going to go down as one of the greatest shooters of all time, and no matter how he lived his personal life, he didn’t bother anybody. And I never saw him say a negative word about his stallion, Megan,” Smith said.
“He doesn’t deserve it. He’s a great NBA player and a future Hall of Famer,” he added.
Page Six reached out to Megan’s representatives for comment, but did not immediately receive a response.
On Saturday, Megan took to her Instagram Story to claim that the Dallas Mavericks star cheated on her.
“Cunning, made me play house with the whole family…’I was cold,'” she wrote. “During basketball season, I’ve held you down with your horrible mood swings and treatment of me. Now you don’t know if you can be “monogamous”????
“Bitch, I need a real break after this. Bye.”
“I have made the decision to end my relationship with Clay,” Megan said in a statement to Page Six.
“For me, trust, loyalty, and respect are non-negotiables in a relationship, and when those values are compromised, there is no real path forward. I am taking this time to prioritize myself and move forward with peace and clarity,” she said.
After the Grammy winner publicly revealed Thompson’s alleged infidelity, fans wondered if the woman in question was WNBA star Lexi Brown.
However, the Seattle Storm player, also 31, denied any involvement, writing, “None of this is true.”
On Monday, Megan announced that she was leaving her role in Moulin Rouge! The Musical earlier than expected.
Mr. Thompson did not address this allegation.
The two ex-girlfriends went public with their relationship last summer and bought a house together in October 2025.
The former Golden State Warriors star has been linked to several A-list women over the years, including singer Coco Jones and actress Laura Harrier.
