Shaquille O’Neal reveals more about ‘dumbass mistakes’ that cost him his family: source
February 23, 2024
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as posted by the channelShaquille O’Neal is doubling down on airing his regrets — making it clear he should have been more grateful for his ex-wife, Shaunie, while they were married. NY Post Senior News Features Writer Michael Kaplan shares this story.
During a recent episode of “The Big Podcast with Shaq,” the seven-foot-one NBA legend spilled his guts to Jason Kelce, telling the Philadelphia Eagles center: “I made a lot of dumbass mistakes to where I lost my family and didn’t have anyone. I was an idiot … I lost my whole family. I’m in a 100,000-square-foot house by myself.”
Now, O’Neal has clarified that he wanted to share a hard-earned lesson from his 2002-2010 marriage.
According to a friend, O’Neal confided after the interview: “The point I was trying to make is that I want other people to learn from the mistakes that I made. You get married, you make vows and you should be thankful for what you have. Stay with it. I want people, especially those in the public eye, to learn from me.”
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