Damn, Ben Simmons‘ sister Liv is so good at shade she brags that she “Lives under a tree.” She took that skill and appeared to go after the Philadelphia 76ers star’s ex-girlfriend Kendall Jenner on July 10. She tweeted out “I just wouldn’t ever wanna be known for dating athletes. Like imagine working your way through a league. Not a team a LEAGUE!” In addition to Ben, Kendall dated Detroit Pistons star Blake Griffin,, 30, on and off through 2017-18 and she was linked to Cleveland Cavaliers player Jordan Clarkson, 27, in 2016 when he still played for the L.A. Lakers.
“Oh f**k you guys I live under a tree #shadylife,” Liv added in a second tweet and followed it up with. “I’d rather be crazy than be a hoe #facts.” One fan responded to the original tweet with a GIF of Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber saying “I like it a lot,” and wrote “Damn throwing shots at Kendall.” Another user told her “Just want to say well done for calling out and exposing Kendall Jenner for what she really is.”
Ben and Kendall ended things in May after dating for about a year as the relationship simply fizzled out. What might have set off Liv’s attack was a report that the 23-year-old was linked to yet another NBA player. The Daily Mail reported that Kendall and current L.A. Laker Kyle Kuzma, 23, “took a romantic cruise” aboard a yacht on July 4.. While they did hang out at a party on the holiday, there’s no romance going on as a source close to the model told us EXCLUSIVELY that “Kendall is very happy being single and Kyle Kuzma is nothing more than just a friend.”I just wouldn’t ever wanna be known for dating athletes. Like imagine working your way through a league. Not a team a LEAGUE!
— Liv Alice (@livvalice) July 10, 2019
I’d rather be crazy than be a hoe #facts
— Liv Alice (@livvalice) July 10, 2019
Following Liv’s shade, her 22-year-old brother became a very rich man. On July 15, the Philadelphia 76ers signed Ben to a five year, $170 million contract his agent Rich Paul confirmed to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst. That’s a whole lot of Benjamins. He signed with the team after the 2016 NBA draft, where he was the number one overall pick.
