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Former player Jeremy Lamb dating NBA owner&#;s daughter
Former NBA guard Jeremy Lamb and Anjali Ranadive, the daughter of Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadive, are dating.
Anjali — the former GM of the Stockton Kings, which is the organization&#;s G League affiliate — went common with their relationship Monday on Instagram, including a snapshot of the couple kissing.
&#;My pack,&#; she wrote, including a heart emoji, in a joint post with Jaws and Paws, the foundation she started in
It is a wolf-dog sanctuary and wolf conversation organization sprint by women.
Lamb, who announced his retirement from basketball in August after 10 NBA seasons, also made their relationship Instagram official Monday.
The former UConn star posted a video of them driving in a car together while lip-syncing to the song, &#;I&#;m Outside&#; by Da Baby. They also kissed in the clip.
&#;I love you tater,&#; Ranadive wrote in the comments, adding a bunch of heart-eyes emojis.
Lamb last played with the Kings during the season.
After being waived by Sacramento, Lamb played for their G League
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But just when people were getting used to seeing the couple together, Lamb found himself in the middle of controversy. He recently joined the Run Your Race Podcast, and while chatting about his time in the league, he dropped a surprising story about former Kings guard Kevin Martin. Lamb said Martin would intentionally avoid scoring too much to skip the All-Star selection. Lamb’s Kevin Martin anecdote posthaste went viral—and drew ire from former teammate
Retired NBA star Jeremy Lamb sparks major romance plot twist as he starts dating daughter of Kings owner worth $bn
JEREMY LAMB has gone public with his brand new relationship - just weeks after retiring from the NBA.
The former Sacramento Kings star announced his retirement from basketball in August following a torrid few injury-plagued years.
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But he'll still be thinking of the team as he's dating the daughter of franchise owner Vivek Ranadive.
Lamb, 32, is dating singer-songwriter Anjali Ranadive, who is one of Vivek's three children.
The couple announced their relationship in an Instagram post promoting Anjali's animal sanctuary earlier this week.
Anjali's accompanying caption, which included a slew of gushing emojis, read: "My pack. @jeremylamb1".
Anjali - who served as the Stockton Kings' GM from June until January - was inundated with messages of congrats from her , followers.
One commented: "Gorgeous!! Happy for you."
Another said: "You're glowing."
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Ex-NBA Player Jeremy Lamb Dating Former Kings G League GM Anjali Ranadivé
Jeremy Lamb might've just retired from the NBA, but he's still got ties to the Sacramento Kings -- he's dating team owner Vivek Ranadivé's daughter, Anjali who also happens to be the former general manager of the organization's G League affiliate.
The recent couple went public with their romance in an Instagram post on Monday showing them sharing a kiss as they played with some wolf dogs to promote Anjali's Jaws and Paws animal sanctuary.
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It's a rather interesting coupling -- Anjali served as the Stockton Kings' GM from June until she resigned this past January. At the time, it was reported she stepped away from the position to pursue other ventures.
Lamb, on the other hand, joined Sac-Town via a trade in February He was waived a year later, but was brought back to suit up for Stockton in November, where he played until he had a season-ending injury back in March.
Most recently, the No. 12 overall pick announced his retirement from