Gilbert Arenas’ ex Laura Govan echoes Coach Prime's sentiment with 2 words ahead of 2025

On Friday, Gilbert Arenas' ex-wife, Laura Govan, made her feelings about the upcoming year known on her social media handle. She shared an old video of Deion Sanders, aka Coach Prime, on her Instagram story.

She included her thoughts on the video in the caption of her upload, which her 1.5 million followers saw:

"2025 vibes..."

Laura Govan shares her views heading into the New Year. (Credits: @lauramgovan/Instagram)

The video showed Deion Sanders discussing removing anything between him and his peace.

"Anything that comes between me and my peace, it has to go," Sanders said in the video. "I don't play by my peace. I couldn't seduce it, I couldn't purchase it, I couldn't manipulate it. God has to give that to me, I earned it. So, I don't play by my peace."

The legendary football coach also remarked that he did not allow himself to have a bad day. He may have a bad moment or a bad minute but he doesn't allow himself to get fixated on the bad spoil the rest of his day.

Gilbert Arenas' ex-wife agreed with Sanders' statements and was heading into the new year with the same mentality. Arenas and Govan were together for 12 years. However, their relationship hit a drastic end, and both decided to go their separate ways and co-parent their kids.

Gilbert Arenas' ex Laura Govan showers praise on her daughter Hamiley Arenas for a 30-point performance

Gilbert Arenas' ex Laura Govan praised her daughter, Hamiley, for her 30-point performance for the Notre Dame Sherman Oaks. Govan shared a video of his daughter on her Instagram handle and accompanied her praise in the caption of her post.

"Another 30 piece huh!? 9th grade Huh!? A goat in the making," Govan wrote. "@hamileyarenas0 Leadership, sportsmanship, attitude, humility and confidence you Got it ALL Mija keep grinding … Only The Beginning… @hamileyarenas0 #ProudMom."

Hamiley has been a great offensive asset for Notre Dame Sherman Oaks. Gilbert Arenas and Govan have four children, with their eldest son, Alijah, enjoying the most success in competitive basketball.

Alijah plays for Chatsworth High School and has been an excellent player for them. He is a fourth-ranked national player and will pursue a college basketball career after he's reclassified.

As for their other children, Arenas and Govan's eldest daughter, Izela, plays for the Louisville Cardinals.