Model Chrissy Teigen and husband and singer John Legend can never escape their viral moment with now-retired NBA star Dwyane Wade, thanks to sporting goods company Spalding.
“Oh my God someone sent us this giant work of art,” Teigen wrote on Instagram, sharing a framed photo of the viral moment. The enlarged photo was both commissioned and sent to the couple as a gift by Spalding, per People.
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“This is gold,” wrote “The Office” alum Mindy Kaling in response.
“Glad they framed it [because] it’s definitely art,” said model Tess Holliday.
“You asked for a painting. We listened. You’re welcome,” Spalding commented on the photo, referencing Teigen previously comparing it to a “renaissance painting."
Earlier this month, Wade accidentally crashed into the couple as they were sitting courtside at Miami Heat’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers in Miami, Florida. The epic moment occurred when the 6-foot-4 basketball star lost his balance while taking a shot against the opposing team.
Though the fall caused the couple’s drinks to explode all over them, both Teigen and Legend appeared to laugh off the incident as Wade’s wife, actress Gabrielle Union, who was seated next to them, stood up with a surprised expression on her face.
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The game at the American Airlines Arena marked Wade’s last home game of his basketball career, according to Entertainment Tonight. In September, the 37-year-old announced he would retire from the NBA after the team finished its season.
That night, the Miami Heat defeated the 76ers 122-99. Wade scored 30 points during the event, which included a couple of 3-pointers.
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