Draymond Green‘s children stole the show while sitting next to their father during his postgame press conference following the Golden State Warriors’ championship win on Friday. The two youngsters showed off some dance moves and delivered many other hilarious moments as Green spoke to reporters.
Green’s daughter, Olive, made her imprint immediately as the postgame press conference started, making funny faces and giving the peace sign to the cameras. Green, who tried to be serious during the interview, eventually turned to his kids and cracked a smile.
“This is Olive everyone,” Green told the reporters. “I know y’all don’t usually get to see her. She’s the life of all of this.”
The NBA star also tried to discipline his children while attempting to focus on the interview. At one point, Green turned to his son, Draymond Jr., and said, “Stop making that noise, big man.”
Olive, though, wasn’t nearly finished with her hilarious performance. The young lady proceeded to blow kisses to the cameras. She also made more silly faces and eventually broke out some dance moves while staying in her seat. While taking another question, Draymond once again turned to his daughter and gave her a kiss before turning his attention back to the journalists.
Draymond Jr., who appeared to be increasingly bored during the press conference, leaned against his father’s arms at one point and anxiously waited to go home. Toward the end of the press conference, Olive whispered in her father’s ear. Draymond Jr. then copied his sister, causing the reporters to break out in laughter.
“They’re interviewing me,” Draymond whispered back to his children.
The Warriors forward has continually talked about sharing his big moments with his family.
“It’s very important to not only share with my son but my two daughters, my wife, my mom, my friends,” Green said Wednesday, according to NBC Sports. “If you would have asked me this three years or five years ago in the midst of a five-year run, you think it’s just normal and natural that you end up in this position. And then after the last two years, you just realize it’s not guaranteed and anything can happen in the blink of an eye that changes everything.”
