Paul Pierce Was Wildin’ On IG Live With A Bunch Hot Girls Dancing video

Paul Pierce Was Wildin’ On IG Live With A Bunch Hot Girls Dancing

Paul Pierce Was Wildin’ On IG Live With A Bunch Hot Girls Dancing .He was in a drunken state and was with scantily clad women The video captured the 43-year-old in a drunken state with scantily clad women, who could be strippers, around him and his friends while they played poker, while he also posted a photo of himself smoking what appeared to be marijuana.

Once word had got out that Pierce had been sacked, the retired small forward posted a simple four-second video that said “Smile”, as well as the message, “Big Things coming soon stay tuned make sure u smile

ESPN has reportedly parted ways with Paul Pierce just days after the retired NBA great posted a wild Instagram live video. Michael McCarthy, Pierce no longer works for ESPN as an analyst.

Pierce posted a live video on Instagram on Friday night in a room full of scantily-clad dancers while smoking, drinking and playing poker with his friends – all while clearly ignoring basic COVID-19 safety protocols.

ESPN and Paul Pierce part ways after wild IG Live

The videos made waves on social media, both during the live broadcast and after.Pierce didn’t seem too bothered by the news of his sacking, posted a four-second video of him just laughing on Monday afternoon.

According to Andrew Marchand of the New York Post, Pierce may have kept his job if he wasn’t the one who willingly posted the video. According to sources, ESPN was particularly miffed that Pierce chose to put the videos out on his own accord

NBA legend Paul Pierce sacked by ESPN after posting raunchy live video Boston Celtics great Paul Pierce has been let go by ESPN after streaming a live video of himself and a number of exotic dancers.

Pierce, who has played a key role on NBA Countdown, The Jump and other basketball programming on the network, filmed himself in a room smoking what appeared to be marijuana and with scantily clad women whom may have been strippers.