Stephen A. Smith weighed in on Megan Thee Stallion’s breakup with Golden State Warriors star Klay Thompson, and he’s not holding back.
On his Straight Shooter show, the ESPN host questioned why Megan chose to go public with the details of the split, particularly her allegations of infidelity.
“I don’t know what happened in their relationship. Don’t want to know, it’s none of my damn business and none of yours,” Smith said. “But Megan Thee Stallion did it so… Why? Why couldn’t you just break up and go on your merry way?”
Smith argued that personal matters should be kept out of the public eye, suggesting that even if wrongdoing occurred, it did not have to be disclosed publicly.
He sharpened his tone at one point, saying, “These women are just chirping, chirping, chirping all over the place.”
The comment sparked debate online, with clips of Smith’s remarks circulating widely.
Some fans defended Megan’s right to speak her truth, while others echoed Smith’s call for discretion.
The fallout came after Megan confirmed the break-up through a rep, citing a lack of trust.
She alleged Thompson’s infidelity, although the NBA star has not spoken publicly about the situation.
WNBA player Lexie Brown also stepped in to dismiss speculation about her involvement.
