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Britt McHenry, a former ESPN reporter who now works as a press adviser at the US State Department, has been caught on video throwing a drink towards a fan during the Washington Wizards’ home opener against the Milwaukee Bucks.
Former ESPN reporter and current State Department press adviser Britt McHenry was filmed throwing a drink at spectators during the Washington Wizards' game against the Milwaukee Bucks. The confrontation took place at Capital One Arena, leading to McHenry exiting the venue amid boos and thrown rally towels from the crowd. Footage captured her arguing with a security guard during her exit, though accounts differ on whether she was formally ejected or left voluntarily.
Sources cited by outlets including TMZ and Page Six claim the dispute began when fans made derogatory remarks regarding Winnie Harlow, fiancée of Bucks player Kyle Kuzma. Allegations suggest a drink may have been thrown at McHenry first, though available video does not show what occurred prior to her reaction. Neither McHenry nor the State Department has offered public comment on the matter.
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