Former Duke basketball star Kyle Singler has sparked major concern for his well-being after posting a series of cryptic videos on Instagram.
In three separate videos, Singler, 36, can be seen shirtless walking around his desolate home and speaking directly into his phone’s camera.
“I have to speak up,” said Singler, who starred for the Duke Blue Devils from 2007 to 2011. “Because I feel like my voice is getting silenced. It throws me on my way every day.
Singler continued, “I was mistreated, abused, neglected. Made into a mental example. I fear for my life every day.»
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In the first video, posted on Tuesday, Nov. 12, Singler called out members of his «community» for letting him down.
«They make things difficult for people when I’m just trying to help them,» he said. «I feel like I have a certain way about me and a strength and a purpose that isn’t appreciated or addressed properly.»
In another video posted just hours later, Singler said he’s lived in his current home for five years, calling it a «hole.»
Singler, who played six NBA seasons with the Detroit Pistons and Oklahoma City Thunder from 2012 to 2018, said people around him tried to get in the way of his desire to «create a business» and «start a new life.»
«Everybody made a fool of me,» Singler said. «Creating chaos, creating a narrative to make it profitable for people.»
In a third video posted in the early hours of Wednesday, Nov. 13, Singler said he was sending «prayer and gratitude» to those watching and issued a «confession to the real ones.»
“Feel the light. Meet the light,” Singler said. «And know the subject.»
In the comments section of Singler’s videos, members of the basketball community expressed their concerns.
NBA star Kevin Love wrote: «I love you Kyle. Hit me anytime. Please.»
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Former NBA player Chandler Parsons wrote: «You are not alone my friend – here with you.»
Andre Drummondwho played with Singler on the Pistons, commented, “You’re not alone, bro! I’m here for you.”
Isaiah Thomas, currently a member of the Phoenix Suns, left two comments on Singler’s videos. “Here’s to you brother! Always and forever,” Thomas wrote. «We love you bro!!!» he added.
After Singler’s NBA career ended in 2018, he played overseas in Spain before officially announcing his retirement from professional basketball in October 2019.
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