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Anthony Edwards’ week has been nothing short of electric both on and off the court. Fresh off his 24th birthday, Edwards is everywhere: just back from Milan where he worked the runway during men’s fashion week, there he shot the cover of Cultured Magazine dressed head-to-toe in Prada, big brother Bubba ever by his side. In their profile out Thursday, Cultured Magazine credits Edwards with making professional basketball “fun again”—relishing his full-throttle, unapologetic personality, and candidly telling the writer he’s set on landing the Timberwolves their first-ever championship, unbothered by past playoff heartbreak and thriving in the era of NBA superstars who play it safe on social media. Not Ant, who still barks at hostile crowds and claims, “I’ll turn on my highlights right now and watch them motherfuckers.”

Back in Minnesota, Timberwolves leadership can’t say enough about Edwards’ work ethic. New reporting from Fox 9, echoed by Times of India, reveals the front office expects an MVP leap after logging a jaw-dropping 3600 practice jumpers since July and maintaining just 3.5 percent body fat—turning up the legend of a player who already averaged 27.6 points per game in their latest run. However, Dwyane Wade just publicly issued a challenge: don’t settle, get stronger in post-ups and catch-and-shoot opportunities, because “leaving that young man out there at half-court to come off those pick-and-rolls, you going to wear him down.” Every bit of off-court scrutiny makes headlines these days as Anthony’s ascension seems poised to define the NBA’s post-LeBron era. Just this week, the NBA’s own social feeds and fan pages are buzzing with his viral sense of humor as well—most recently, a Threads.com post of him randomly shouting out “Tony Romo” sent the memes into overdrive, again cementing his status as maybe the funniest player alive.

On the business side, Edwards’ new docuseries Year Five launched this week on YouTube and across his Instagram and TikTok channels. Produced by his Three Fifths Media and Wheelhouse, the series promises unfiltered, real-time access as Edwards navigates the NBA All-Star Weekend and the team’s playoff grind, complete with episode drops mere days after filming. Launching amid the aftershock of the Karl-Anthony Towns trade, the first episode gives fans a front-row seat to Edwards’ world, directly connecting with his base and positioning him as the new standard for player-powered sports storytelling.

But it hasn’t all been highlight reels and business deals. The Times of India just broke another turn in the ongoing legal battle between Edwards and Ayesha Howard, the mother of one of his children, as Howard now demands $500,000 in damages and a public apology. Legal filings continue to fly, making for consistent tabloid fodder and reigniting conversations around Edwards’ complicated family life—now involving multiple women and paternity claims, though Edwards himself keeps the details private except for a few brief public relationships, notably with Shannon Jackson, with whom he shares a daughter.

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