Kenatavious Caldwell-Pope's wife McKenzie, Draymond Green's partner & more send love to Derrick Rose's wife's wholesome tribute

Kenatavious Caldwell-Pope's wife, McKenzie, and Draymond Green's partner, Hazel Renee, reacted to Derrick Rose's wife Alaina's latest tribute to her husband. D-Rose retired from all forms of professional basketball on Sept. 26, 2024.

The Chicago Bulls legend was honored by his former team at the United Center during the halftime show of the Bulls vs. Knicks showdown on Saturday. On Wednesday, Aliana Rose posted pictures from the event in an Instagram post to give a tribute to her husband.

"FATHER, HUSBAND, ICON, LEGEND! 1.4.25 What a week," she captioned the post.

Renne expressed her excitement under Rose's post.

"YAASSSSSS," she wrote.

Draymond Green's wife comments on D-Rose's wife's post. (Credits: @alainataughtyou/Instagram)

McKenzie expressed her gratitude with a bunch of rose emojis in her comment.

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope's wife McKenzie commented on D-Rose's post. (Credits: @alainataughyou/Instagram)

The first entry on the post featured a portrait image of Aliana Rose, while the other pictures were of the event. The post also featured a picture of the Rose family members posing alongside Benny the Bull, the Chicago Bulls' mascot.

During the event, the Bulls announced that they would be retiring D-Rose's jersey next season to show their gratitude for the legend.

Derrick Rose's wife Alaina Rose shares a three-word reaction to her husband's jersey retirement news

D-Rose's wife, Alaina, reacted to the Chicago Bulls retiring her husband's jersey. On Saturday, she shared Sports Center's Instagram post reporting the news on her Instagram story.

"IN THEM RAFTERS!!!!!" She captioned the story.

Rose's wife shares her response to her husband's jersey retirement news. (Credits: @alainataughtyou/Instagram)

The Bulls drafted Derrick Rose as the first pick in the 2008 draft. He spent eight seasons with Chicago, and during his time at the franchise, he won the 2011 NBA MVP honor. Rose was one of the most promising players in the early 2010s, but then he tore his ACL in 2012.

It was a turning point in his career as the injury robbed him of his explosive speed and athleticism. Despite getting injured, he came back and resumed his career. However, he couldn't regain his MVP form, and after spending the 2015-16 season in Chicago, he was traded to the New York Knicks.

In the latter half of his career, Rose became a veteran, welcoming and guiding the rookies in the league.