Houston Rockets Forward Kevin Durant's Mysterious Night Out: From Nobu Malibu to Warriors

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  1. On the evening of June 2, Houston Rockets forward Kevin Durant left Nobu Malibu with an unidentified woman. The Daily Mail first reported the outing, describing the two-time NBA champion standing near a tall shrub outside the restaurant before the woman emerged and the pair left together in the same car.

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    Bleacher Report

    Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant says he wasn't attempting to hide in viral photos that seemingly showed him standing behind a bush outside the Malibu restaurant Nobu earlier this summer.

  2. "You thought I was hiding behind a bush? This is insane," Durant said. "Why would I hide behind a bush?"

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    "You thought I was hiding behind a bush? This is insane," Durant told Speedy Morman in a Thursday appearance on Boardroom Talks. "Why would I hide behind a bush?"

  3. Durant eventually left for the Golden State Warriors and won both of his championships alongside Stephen Curry. And in the aftermath of that move, his relationship with Westbrook was publicly scrutinized and drew plenty of attention.

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  1. 01 Yahoo Sports

    Kevin Durant tells the real story behind viral bush photo originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

  2. 02 Bleacher Report

    Kevin Durant says the best on-paper roster he's ever been a part of didn't belong to the mid-dynasty Golden State Warriors.

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