Moriah Mills Declares Zion Williamson's Career Over: 'No Cash for Me, No Cash for You!'

Zion Williamson, the standout forward for the New Orleans Pelicans, embarks on his third season of a lucrative five-year, $197 million extension that he inked in July 2022. The former Duke star, chosen first overall in 2019, has struggled with injuries, appearing in under 30 games during four of his six NBA seasons.As last season concluded, speculation indicated that the Pelicans were unlikely to trade their franchise star; however, management expressed no player was off-limits in potential trades. Williamson's tumultuous journey has played out publicly, perplexing team executives.His recent fallout with adult film actress Moriah Mills escalated dramatically, culminating in her filing a $50 million lawsuit alleging serious offenses. Mills has relentlessly pursued him publicly, even threatening to leak private content. The Pelicans organization is taking her accusations seriously, with Joe Dumars affirming the gravity of the situation and team owner Gayle Benson noting the unfortunate nature of lawsuits. Despite his injuries, Williamson's exceptional on-court performance remains undisputed.

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