Comedian Brittany Schmitt claimed that a former NBA player she dated became a Jehovah’s Witness and asked her to repent.
Brittany Schmitt has brought Danny Granger to the forefront of the public eye after his comedy went viral. Schmitt, who lives in Los Angeles, claimed that she once dated a former NBA player.
The player in question became a Jehovah’s Witness after the two broke up. Schmitt eventually got a call from his ex.
The call was the butt of Brittany’s prank and featured some very graphic sexual details. Details that were part of the former NBA player’s relationship with the comedian.
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NBA player asked Brittany Schmitt to repent
Brittany revealed that her ex claimed she had made a life-changing decision. Having become a Jehovah’s Witness, she demanded Brittany Schmitt repent.
But Schmitt had none of that and reminded the NBA player of all the things they had done together. The details of their adventure together are too explicit.
Schmitt: “I recently heard about a guy I used to hook up with in the NBA. And I thought he was going to call me to talk about the glory days, the shitty days. But instead, he calls me to tell me that he is now a Jehovah’s Witness and that he repent. And I started laughing.”
Brittany’s Husband Googled NBA Players Who Are Jehovah’s Witnesses
Brittany is married to a fellow comedian named Chris Rutkowski. According to Schmitt, once Chris heard the story from him, he immediately Googled NBA players who are Jehovah’s Witnesses.
His thorough search helped him realize that there are only two Jehovah’s Witnesses who played in the NBA. However, our search returned three results.
There are three players in NBA history: Danny Granger, Darren Collison and Dewayne Dedmon, who were Jehovah’s Witnesses.
In her words, the light-skinned one among the three was her ex.
Brittany: “So when you go home tonight and do that Google search, just know that he was the light-skinned one.”
All indications point to Danny Granger. Granger, who played for the Pacers, grew up in a family that identified as Jehovah’s Witnesses. However, he was not baptized until 2017.
So Brittany is most likely talking about Danny. But there’s also the possibility that Brittany Schmitt is just kidding. Although the details and history of her question the nature of the prank on her. Do you think she was telling the real story?
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