Key Takeaways
- Jaylen Brown considers a gold harp to be his favorite purchase, revealing that a harpist performs at his home twice a week at sunset, while his chef cooks dinner.
- Brown shared the lavish routine during a conversation with Lil Baby for ‘The Last Ten.’
- The five-time All-Star begins his next chapter with the Philadelphia 76ers in their season opener against the New York Knicks on Tuesday.
Philadelphia 76ers star Jaylen Brown revealed his favorite purchase and his level of wealth at the same time.
In a recent conversation with Lil Baby for The Last Ten, Brown disclosed that his prized possession is a gold harp that remains in his home. The five-time NBA All-Star also shared that a harpist visits his residence twice a week to perform at sunset.
If that visual was not perfect enough, Brown said all of this occurs while his chef is cooking his dinner in the kitchen.
"My favorite purchase, I think my best, my most favorite purchase for me was I bought a harp. I bought a gold harp," Brown said. "I got it upstairs.”
“I got a harpist that come play like twice a week, while the sun is going down,” he added. “My chef is in the kitchen."
Brown and the Boston Celtics agreed to a contract extension, worth up to $303.7 million, in 2023. It was the richest deal in NBA history at the time.
Three years into the extension, Brown’s relationship with the Celtics hit a point of no return amid reports of his name being attached to trade talks with the Milwaukee Bucks involving Giannis Antetokounmpo.
After the Bucks dealt Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat, it became clear that Brown’s days with the Celtics were numbered.
Since being shipped to the 76ers for Paul George and two first-round picks, Brown has dispelled rumors of a fractured relationship with the Celtics, claiming he “got packed up,” and told iShowSpeed that there is “no loyalty” in the NBA.
Brown begins the next chapter of his NBA career tomorrow in the 76ers’ season opener against the Knicks in New York City.
The conversation starts at the 48-minute mark. The Last Ten is billed as a “candid conversation” between Brown and Lil Baby “reflecting on the past 10 years.”
