Dez Bryant dragged and cooked Malika Andrews For Biased Journalism In Lack of Coverage on Josh Giddey Scandal

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Dez Bryant dragged and cooked Malika Andrews For Biased Journalism In Lack of Coverage on Josh Giddey Scandal.

He wrote: “.@malika_andrews you went out your way to crucify Brandon Miller on draft day over something he didn’t even do 

“Why haven’t you said nothing about Josh Giddey 

I advise you not to make this a black or white thing  

Your parents really raised you wrong and just because you went to a private school don’t make you better 

You appeal and I know your kind 

You just a puppet 

I dont know how a former or current nba player could sit there across from you and look at you with some kind of respect.”

According to information, her full name is Livvy Cooks and she took to her TikTok page to reveal she had sex with Josh Giddey in his house. 

Taking to social media, Josh Giddey, shared a video of himself twinning with his minor girlfriend when he got exposed by a viewer. 

Damian Bitetti wrote: “About to head back to mine’ bro she’s 15.”

Michelle wrote: “Josh Giddey from the OKC thunder with an under-age girl. First video he is talking to her brother. This is Disgusting and this man needs to be punished. We can’t let this go under the surface any longer. This needs to be seen. Girl is a junior in high school.”

Josh Giddey is an American professional basketball player who plays as a Point Guard for the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA. He is currently playing his 1st season and has been the youngest player to score three triple-doubles as a Rookie. He was selected by the Thunders as the Sixth overall choice in the 2021 NBA Draft. In 2022, he was selected to the NBA All-Rookie Second Team. At the age of 19 years, 84 days, Giddey is the youngest player in NBA history to ever post a triple-double.

Giddey was raised in Yarraville and went to St Kevin’s College from years 7 to 10 in Melbourne. Thereafter he went to the NBA Global Academy, a training academy at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra, and from there he first made into the NBL and played for the Adelaide 36ers and was the first Australian who was part of the league.

In April 2019, Giddey averaged 20 points, 8.3 rebounds, and 6 assists per game at the Australian Under-18 Championships. He was the first Australian to score a triple-double in NBL history and was the leading scorer for his team throughout the season thus, was named the NBL rookie of the year award. After 1 year with the Adelaide 36ers Giddey was drafted into the NBA and since then he played for the OKC Thunder.