Sometimes, women don’t get it.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Austin Rivers found that out after his girl Audreyana Michelle let him have it when he decided to go practice on his day off instead of spending it with her.

We see where she’s coming from too. The NBA season is hectic and, if you play for a top team, you don’t even get to spend Christmas with your family. The grind doesn’t stop until the end of the offseason and, even then, there’s still a whole lot going on.

Being the girl of an NBA player has its perks, but it also requires a whole lot of sacrifice.

Rivers posted a video of his woman flipping when she found out he was hitting the court instead of spending time with her on a rare free day after returning from a long road trip.

We get him too. Austin Rivers is not LeBron James or Kevin Durant, he’s not guaranteed a contract every season.

While he’s the son of an NBA coach, the guy has been on seven NBA teams since getting drafted in 2012. His livelihood depends on him staying sharp and hungry.

“Hawk Tuah” Girl Hailey Welch Reveals Her Intentions After Receiving Offer From Playboy Magazine

“Hawk Tuah” Girl Hailey Welch (Photo via @hay_welch/IG)
The “Hawk Tuah” Girl, Hailey Welch, has confirmed receiving an offer from Playboy Magazine on the back of her newfound internet fame.

Welch immediately went viral after appearing in a random street interview and describing her most irresistible bedroom move, coining the term “Hawk Tuah.”

Since then, she’s become one of the most talked-about persons on the internet and has undertaken a few ventures seeking to parlay the moment into profit, which is already the case given her line of merch.

Hailey has also been propositioned by Playboy but turned down their offer, while she’s confirmed she’s not on OF and won’t be launching an account there either.

She revealed as much during an Instagram Q&A session (H/T Thespun.com).

“That is true,” she said regarding the Playboy offer. “They reached out to my friend Chelsea wanting to include us in some of their stuff, and we turned it down, so that’s true.”