Courtside Mishap Nearly Ruins Anna Hathaway’s Night As Knicks Star Faces Heat From Devin Booker & NBA World

It's not every day that a Hollywood celebrity finds their way to an NBA game. However, it is not rare too. It always creates wholesome moments. From LeBron James stealing Kevin Hart's drink and handing it to Drake, to RJ Barrett recognizing Game of Thrones actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau from the crowd, these instances create fond memories for not only viewers but also the players. However, looking at what transpired during the recent Knicks-Bulls game, OG Anunoby may be wishing he had his moment of celebrity interaction a bit differently.

As the 1 quarter of the matchup at Madison Square Garden started to approach its final minutes, the Chicago Bulls looked to add on to their 22-18 lead. Josh Giddey, who had the ball in his possession, attempted to pass it to Zach LaVine, who was standing right at the edge of the court. However, OG Anunoby intercepted the ball, causing it to head to the direction where the audience was sitting. To worsen the situation, he ran after the ball, and had an almost collision with, wait for it, Anne Hathaway! Fortunately, thanks to a barrier between the player and the actress, only some snacks got spilled. The 42-year-old actress, who was attending the game with her younger son Jack, did not seem affected and was all smiles. Anunoby himself smiled a bit before getting back to the game.

Given that the moment involved a Knicks player and one of the most recognized Hollywood actress of the modern generation, it didn't take long for the same to go viral on social media. From NBA players to fans, everyone descended onto the comments section to share their reaction.

How did fans react to Devin Booker almost 'ruining' Anne Hathaway's night? Amongst the top comments on the now viral clip was no one other than Devin Booker! Despite the fact that the Phoenix Suns are currently facing off against the Sacramento Kings, the player found the time to leave a one-sentence remark, stating "Chill og".