"It's a parade inside ha city": NBA fans show love to Ja Morant's daughter Kaari for trash-talking mother KK Dixon

Modified Dec 07, 2023 12:26 GMT

Ja Morant with his daughter Kaari Morant.

Ja Morant has been out of the spotlight since the NBA suspended him for 25 games to start the 2023-24 season. Morant's daughter Kaari recently went viral for trash-talking her mother KK Dixon. NBA fans showed love to Kaari, who turned four on Aug. 7.

In the video below, Kaari can be seen playing hoops with her mother. The four-year-old might have inherited his father's basketball skills and trash-talking. She hit a nice shot over her mother, who barely attempted to block her shot.

After scoring on Dixon, Kaari looked directly at the camera and flexed on her mother. It was an adorable video that fans appreciated, especially with all the negative things surrounding the Memphis Grizzlies superstar.

Here's the video of Kaari Morant playing basketball with her mother KK Dixon:

NBA fans reacted to Kaari Morant's video. Many reckon she got her trash talk from Ja Morant. It's also great to see that there were no trolls in the comments. One fan wrote:

"It's a parade inside ha city yeah."

Another fan remarked:

"She's a great mom cause I would've blocked that shot right back to the camera."

Ja loved what his daughter said:

Here are other reactions to Kaari Morant's adorable video:

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Ja Morant set to testify in hearing about assault case

Ja Morant was reportedly subpoenaed to appear at the immunity hearing of the lawsuit he's facing.

Morant is being sued by Joshua Holloway, who got allegedly beat up by the Memphis Grizzlies superstar and his friend Davonte Pack last summer. Morant has filed a countersuit alleging that Holloway damaged his NBA career even though he had been in a lot of trouble before the incident happened.

His camp is looking to get the case thrown out, but if it's unsuccessful, it will go to trial next year.

The Grizzlies superstar is scheduled to attend the hearing on Dec. 11 and 13, which is a few days before his likely return from suspension. He's expected to play on Dec. 19 against the New Orleans Pelicans at the Smoothie King Center.

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