Jrue Holiday in splits as cousin relates hilarious video of Kevin Hart and Kai Cenat dancing with ‘sleepover’ permissions from moms

Despite being in an important series for the 2024 NBA Championship against the Dallas Mavericks, two-time NBA All-Star Jrue Holiday has found some time to share some memories with family. Jade Wilson, one of Holiday's cousins posted a reel to her Instagram stories which Holiday then reposted.

The reel is not of the Boston Celtics guard and her cousin but is something that the two might find relatable. The clip is of Twitch streamer Kai Cenat and comedian Kevin Hart dancing during one of the former's streams.

Aside from the clip of the duo dancing, the reel also had a caption that might be relatable to cousins who grew up together.

"Me and my cousin performing the best show at the family meeting for our mom's to let us sleep over," the caption said.

Jade Wilson also added her own caption which stated "literally us," while also tagging some cousins including the Celtics two-way point guard. Holiday then reposted it to his own stories while adding a cry-laughing emoji to the IG story.

Jrue Holiday's IG story (Image via Holiday's IG)

The story that Holiday reposted is certainly something that others who had a good relationship with their cousins growing up could relate to.

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Jrue Holiday has a chance to win his second NBA championship

When the Boston Celtics added Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis to their already talented core, expectations were high for a stellar regular season followed by a deep playoff run.

They have certainly met those expectations by being the only team to break past the 60-win mark in the 2023-24 season (64-18) before dominating their Eastern conference counterparts in the postseason.

In their current position, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Al Horford, Derrick White and Kristaps Porzingis have a chance to secure their first-ever NBA title. Additionally, Jrue Holiday could win his second one.

He was a vital member of the Milwaukee Bucks' 2021 NBA title alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo, Brook Lopez and Khris Middleton. Holiday averaged 17.3 points and 8.7 assists in 23 games during the 2021 postseason and was a key defensive presence in limiting the Phoenix Suns backcourt in the Finals.

In this current Finals series against the Mavs, Holiday was once again instrumental in helping his team go up 1-0. He scored 12 points, and grabbed eight boards and five assists. He also shot 4-for-9 from the field and 2-for-5 from beyond the arc.

Aside from his scoring, playmaking and hard-nosed defense, Holiday provides the necessary championship experience and the veteran leadership that the Boston Celtics need in their quest to become champions.