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Minnesota Timberwolves star LaMelo Ball made the incredible admission about his private life before his first game of the new NBA season tipped off.

NBA star LaMelo Ball has drawn widespread backlash after admitting on live television that he refuses to change his baby son's diapers. Speaking to the hosts of 'Inside the NBA,' the 25-year-old stated that his girlfriend, model Ana Montana, handles all diaper duties as part of their parenting arrangement, insisting that changing diapers is 'not my job.'
Fans criticized Ball's comments online, calling his parenting stance disrespectful despite his 21-point performance in a 131-106 victory over the Miami Heat. Ball and Montana welcomed their son, LaOne, in January, while Montana currently faces multiple drug-related charges in North Carolina.
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