November 18, 2022

“My Career Was Over”: Following “Adult” Response to Kanye West, Shaquille O’Neal Makes Dark Admissions on “Mama” and Kids

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Published 11/18/2022, 7:23 AM EST Shaquille O’Neal has always been adored and admired by fans and the general public wherever he goes. But O’Neal wasn’t always like this from the jump. It took some drastic and upsetting changes in his life to happen for him to become the beloved friendly giant that he is today. And on his most recent podcast episode, Shaq reflected on it with his co-hosts, Nischelle Turner and Spice Adams. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Shaq and Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, were engaged in a back-and-forth for a couple of weeks on social...

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“My Career Was Over”: Following “Adult” Response to Kanye West, Shaquille O’Neal Makes Dark Admissions on “Mama” and Kids

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