Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo brought laughter to a press conference by donning a Mr. Potato Head costume, drawing inspiration from his role as a father. Following a game against the Chicago Bulls, Giannis shared how balancing family duties and his basketball career means embracing fun moments like these.
Antetokounmpo sat at the podium with a second, comically large face staring at reporters from below his own. Antetokounmpo was asked about his postgame Halloween costume, and the Bucks star said fatherhood comes before basketball, win or lose
When questioned about his choice of attire, Giannis—fondly known as the "Greek Freak"—explained that the inspiration came from his duties as a father. "I have three kids, and I have to go entertain them," he said with a smile.
He went on to share some insights into the realities of family life, describing how being married involves a structured daily routine. "You don't get to decide these things," he quipped. "Your day starts with a schedule. You go to practice, come back, interact with the kids, take a nap, and then there's a costume ready for you. You're gonna put that costume on, no matter how you feel. Winning or losing, you'll wear it because, at the end of the day, you're a father first and then a basketball player."
His kiddos were spotted at the arena as other "Toy Story" characters.
Last year, on Halloween eve, Antetokounmpo wore an Incredible Hulk mask and hands into Fiserv Forum, then donned the look again for the postgame presser.
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