Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce's ex-girlfriend, Kayla Nicole, showered Shai Gilgeous-Alexander with the utmost compliment on Sunday. The media personality attended the All-Star Game in San Francisco last night and was in awe of the Canadian star's dressing sense as she praised his style on her Instagram.
Posting a series of clips and images about the OKC Thunder star, Nicole first asked her followers for an opinion about Gilgeous-Alexander's style as she posted a poll on her story. Providing her followers with two options "Absolutely" and "Fly guy, but no," Nicole asked:
"Shai best dressed in the league?"

While 59% of her followers agreed with her analogy of Gilgeous-Alexander being the best dressed in the league, Nicole in the next few stories gave her verdict as she praised the MVP candidate.
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"I vote Yes. He's our AI. Iconic," she wrote, deeming SGA as the Allen Iverson of this generation.

The story she posted included a picture of Gilgeous-Alexander in the player's tunnel, dressed in an all-white outfit. SGA wore a white fur coat over a white shirt, paired with white baggy pants, a white beanie and a cross chain. The only item that wasn't white was his beige shoes, which complemented his overall look.
Kayla Nicole shows love to NBA All-Stars despite the game being criticized by plenty
The All-Star Weekend concluded on Sunday, marking the debut of a new game format. Fans, players and analysts have expressed significant criticism of the All-Star Game in recent years. However, the introduction of the new format, along with a shift in the lineup of players, led many to appreciate the current roster of All-Stars, including Kayla Nicole.
In an Instagram story about the All-Star Game, Nicole acknowledged the criticism surrounding it but gave her flowers to the current crop of players.
"I know we critique the quality of the all-star game every year, but regardless of the product, having all these legends on the court at once will always be tough," she wrote posting a clip of the All-Star lineup before tipoff.

The longstanding East vs. West format has been replaced by a mini-tournament featuring four teams, bringing a fresh perspective to the event. While the changes may not be groundbreaking, the introduction of a 40-point goal has created a sense of urgency, leading to players defending more during the All-Star Game, which hasn't happened in a while.
Although there is still work to be done, this year saw incremental changes that pave the way for further improvements in the coming years.
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