Former Ex-Lover Of NBA Superstar
Scottie Pippen Speaks Out After '20 Years'
With so much in the news about Kobe Bryant and his sexual assault
case, the news media will soon have another story to cover. Brent
Worthington, who is now an Atlanta resident claims to be a former
ex-lover of Chicago Bulls NBA Basketball super star Scottie Pippen.
After 20 years he is now speaking out about an on again, off again
relationship the two shared together while attending Central
Arkansas University back in the 80's.
Brent who now lives in the Midtown-Piedmont Park area of Atlanta is
a co-owner/hairstylist of a popular trendy Buckhead Hair Salon. He
is speaking out about the 2 year relationship and sharing video
clips of the days the two shared a personal and intimate
relationship together while the two were just young students at
Central Arkansas University located in Conway, Arkansas.
Tiffany Long, (AG) reporter sat down and interviewed Brent at his
high rise Midtown condo. When and how did you two meet? "We met back
at CAU in a Biology class. He was only 19 years old at the time and
I was 18. Scottie was a struggling basketball player who had little
money and basically no financial support from his family. Before
Scottie ever became famous, he was a struggling student at CAU. He
was on a basketball scholarship, but he and his family had very
little money. My father was an Investment banker and my mother a
local socialite back in Little Rock, Arkansas. My parents were very
close friends with Hillary and Bill Clinton who at the time was
Governor of
Arkansas."
"Why are you now coming out with this story after 20 or so years?,"
asked Tiffany. "Well, Scottie and me stayed in contact throughout
the years. I basically took care of Scottie when we were in college.
I put clothes on his back, brought him shoes to play basketball,
feed him,
payed his rent for an apartment off campus, give him money for a car
and even asked my parents for money to help a friend pay tuition.
They never knew it was for Scottie. I told them that It was for my
roommate.
After my father went to jail for his involvement in the White Water
Scandal in Arkansas, my mother and I were basically penniless.
Scottie who at the time was on the verge of becoming a raising
basketball star and was making some money. I called Scottie one day
and told him that I was relocating to Atlanta and asked if he would
loan me $500 to pay my mothers rent before I left and also asked for
a small loan for a down payment on a new salon that I was trying to
open up here in Atlanta.
I told Scottie that I was not asking for a hand out, just for some
help. I told him once I got my business off the ground and increased
my clientele that I would pay him back every single dime with
interest. Scottie screamed at me over the telephone and told me that
if he every saw me again that he would kill me. He later ended our
conversation by hanging the phone up in my face.
I was really hurt about the situation because I truly sincerely
loved this man. If it wasn't for me and my family, Scottie may not
have been the person that we all know of today. After my father went
to the federal pen, my mother had to file for bankruptcy and we lost
everything. She had to live in a $500 a month roach infested
apartment and worked at a retail store behind a makeup counter in
Little Rock.
I contemplated committing suicide, but I had to stay strong for my
mother and little brother. While at Central Arkansas University upon
Scottie's request, we would have fun by making home videos at my
apartment. These home video were X-Rated and steamy in nature, 16 in
all. Scottie gave names to each and everyone of the videos and wrote
the title with a black magic marker on the tapes. He called one of
them, "My White Slave." Scottie loved to role play and make home
movies of the two of us. He would later love to watch them while we
were engaging in intercourse.
On one occasion, I contracted an STD from Scottie. I was involved
with him for two years and never slept around. I was truly committed
to this man and cared for him a great deal. There was nothing I
would not do for Scottie. He accused me of infidelity and he beat me
black and blue. I did not report the incident to the authorities
because I loved him and did not want the public to know about the
secret life of the raising Central Arkansas University basketball
star.
On another occasion, a very close friend of mine who travel with
CAU's basketball team and kept their basketball stats. told me that
he too was involved with Scottie. He said that while on road trips,
he and Scottie would sneak out and be together on the team bus. This
deeply hurt me more and when I confronted Scottie, he slapped me and
told me to mind my business. I still continued on with our
relationship because I knew that Scottie had a lot of pressure on
him with his basketball and his finances. Our two year relationship
later ended after he found his self interested in women.
After much thought and consideration and over 20 years of hurt,
disappointment and betrayal, I have decided to come public with the
story
and my relationship with the NBA star and write a book. It is
properly entitled, "My Years With A Rising NBA Star." It is about my
personal encounter with Scottie and our 2 year relationship. Brent
is presently trying to get a book deal so that his story can be
told. He also has the 16 volume home videos collection of the two
when young Scottie was a struggling college basketball star in a
"SAFE PLACE."
Scottie Pippen Speaks Out After '20 Years'
With so much in the news about Kobe Bryant and his sexual assault
case, the news media will soon have another story to cover. Brent
Worthington, who is now an Atlanta resident claims to be a former
ex-lover of Chicago Bulls NBA Basketball super star Scottie Pippen.
After 20 years he is now speaking out about an on again, off again
relationship the two shared together while attending Central
Arkansas University back in the 80's.
Brent who now lives in the Midtown-Piedmont Park area of Atlanta is
a co-owner/hairstylist of a popular trendy Buckhead Hair Salon. He
is speaking out about the 2 year relationship and sharing video
clips of the days the two shared a personal and intimate
relationship together while the two were just young students at
Central Arkansas University located in Conway, Arkansas.
Tiffany Long, (AG) reporter sat down and interviewed Brent at his
high rise Midtown condo. When and how did you two meet? "We met back
at CAU in a Biology class. He was only 19 years old at the time and
I was 18. Scottie was a struggling basketball player who had little
money and basically no financial support from his family. Before
Scottie ever became famous, he was a struggling student at CAU. He
was on a basketball scholarship, but he and his family had very
little money. My father was an Investment banker and my mother a
local socialite back in Little Rock, Arkansas. My parents were very
close friends with Hillary and Bill Clinton who at the time was
Governor of
Arkansas."
"Why are you now coming out with this story after 20 or so years?,"
asked Tiffany. "Well, Scottie and me stayed in contact throughout
the years. I basically took care of Scottie when we were in college.
I put clothes on his back, brought him shoes to play basketball,
feed him,
payed his rent for an apartment off campus, give him money for a car
and even asked my parents for money to help a friend pay tuition.
They never knew it was for Scottie. I told them that It was for my
roommate.
After my father went to jail for his involvement in the White Water
Scandal in Arkansas, my mother and I were basically penniless.
Scottie who at the time was on the verge of becoming a raising
basketball star and was making some money. I called Scottie one day
and told him that I was relocating to Atlanta and asked if he would
loan me $500 to pay my mothers rent before I left and also asked for
a small loan for a down payment on a new salon that I was trying to
open up here in Atlanta.
I told Scottie that I was not asking for a hand out, just for some
help. I told him once I got my business off the ground and increased
my clientele that I would pay him back every single dime with
interest. Scottie screamed at me over the telephone and told me that
if he every saw me again that he would kill me. He later ended our
conversation by hanging the phone up in my face.
I was really hurt about the situation because I truly sincerely
loved this man. If it wasn't for me and my family, Scottie may not
have been the person that we all know of today. After my father went
to the federal pen, my mother had to file for bankruptcy and we lost
everything. She had to live in a $500 a month roach infested
apartment and worked at a retail store behind a makeup counter in
Little Rock.
I contemplated committing suicide, but I had to stay strong for my
mother and little brother. While at Central Arkansas University upon
Scottie's request, we would have fun by making home videos at my
apartment. These home video were X-Rated and steamy in nature, 16 in
all. Scottie gave names to each and everyone of the videos and wrote
the title with a black magic marker on the tapes. He called one of
them, "My White Slave." Scottie loved to role play and make home
movies of the two of us. He would later love to watch them while we
were engaging in intercourse.
On one occasion, I contracted an STD from Scottie. I was involved
with him for two years and never slept around. I was truly committed
to this man and cared for him a great deal. There was nothing I
would not do for Scottie. He accused me of infidelity and he beat me
black and blue. I did not report the incident to the authorities
because I loved him and did not want the public to know about the
secret life of the raising Central Arkansas University basketball
star.
On another occasion, a very close friend of mine who travel with
CAU's basketball team and kept their basketball stats. told me that
he too was involved with Scottie. He said that while on road trips,
he and Scottie would sneak out and be together on the team bus. This
deeply hurt me more and when I confronted Scottie, he slapped me and
told me to mind my business. I still continued on with our
relationship because I knew that Scottie had a lot of pressure on
him with his basketball and his finances. Our two year relationship
later ended after he found his self interested in women.
After much thought and consideration and over 20 years of hurt,
disappointment and betrayal, I have decided to come public with the
story
and my relationship with the NBA star and write a book. It is
properly entitled, "My Years With A Rising NBA Star." It is about my
personal encounter with Scottie and our 2 year relationship. Brent
is presently trying to get a book deal so that his story can be
told. He also has the 16 volume home videos collection of the two
when young Scottie was a struggling college basketball star in a
"SAFE PLACE."
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