ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith spotted on beach with mystery woman in Barbados https://t.co/ZxpyZbIBEr pic.twitter.com/4uVJ0gatMM

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) July 18, 2023

I thought he would be more fit.

I guess running of the mouth 24 hrs a day doesn’t burn the calories I thought it did.

PS- I’m not hating. I am 2 times larger than him, just stating my observation, which I can not believe needs a preface.

— The World’s Mayor

Smith keeps his private life under wraps but he’s been caught slipping this time around.

The 55-year-old has never been married, though he has two teenage daughters whose mother is unknown.

Back in 2019, he revealed to GQ he was engaged once but things didn’t work out. He recently said on his podcast that he hopes to be married someday.

Mavericks No Show in NBA Finals Game 1 Against Celtics Leads to Unexpected Drop in Viewership

Dallas Mavericks (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

The 2024 NBA Finals clash was expected to be exciting between the Dallas Mavericks and Boston Celtics, but the same didn’t show in numbers. According to Sports Media Watch’s reports, Thursday night’s game recorded an average of 5.7 rating and 10.99 million viewers on ABC, which is the least views any Finals Game 1 has registered since 2007.

Both ratings and viewership dropped 5% compared to the 2023 Finals Game 1. Last year, the Nuggets and Heat captured 6.0 and 11.58 million on ABC and ESPN2, whereas the Warriors and Celtics successfully brought in 6.4 and 11.90 million in 2022.

Considering the huge followers that the Celtics have and the growing fan base that Mavs’ Luka Doncic is acquiring day by day with his exceptional performance, much higher numbers were anticipated for the final matchup.

One reason could be the Cs’ dominance, outscoring the Western team by 21 points in the first half. This upset the Mavs fans and the Boston rival fans, who didn’t wait up to watch the Dallas team get beaten by 89-107.