The Denver Nuggets Point Guard Jamal Murray mistakenly posted an explicit video on his Instagram account, involving sexual activity with his followers.
Murray quickly took down the post, but by then, many of his followers had already seen the video.
Subsequently, he deactivated his Instagram account and offered an explanation on Twitter, claiming that his account had been hacked.
Following the appearance of the explicit video on his Instagram stories, Jamal Murray expressed regret to his fans and insisted that his Instagram account had been compromised.
As reported by TMZ, on Sunday he expressed his desire to first and foremost apologize to his followers. “My account has been hacked, and I’m trying to fix it. Thanks.”
Prior to the NBA suspending its season due to the coronavirus outbreak, Murray was having a successful season.
He participated in 55 games and achieved a career-high of 18.8 points, 4.8 assists, 3.9 rebounds, and 1.2 steals per game.
He also contributed to the Nuggets’ 55 wins and securing the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference.
Despite Murray’s claim of a hacked account, many individuals suspect he uploaded the video himself.
In Murray’s defense, a couple of peculiar images, such as an inflatable dancing figure in front of a tax office and a screenshot of a login screen, appeared on his Instagram story after the video was taken down.
These images have caused some people to support Murray, while others believe he is attempting to conceal his actions.
