Former NBA player Kyle Singler posts videos: “I’m afraid for my life”

Ex-NBA player Kyle SinglerRecent social media activity has the basketball community worried…several pros offered their support after the former Duke star shared two alarming videos on his Instagram page.

The 36-year-old shared the first clip on Monday night, which shows him shirtless and barefoot in a house, as he claimed he felt like his “voice was going silent.”

“I've been mistreated and abused, neglected, made into a role model, and I'm scared for my life every day, and people in my community make me look like I'm going to be a problem and cause things.” “It’s difficult for people when I’m just trying to be helpful,” said the 33rd overall pick in the 2011 draft.

“And I feel like I have a certain attitude about myself, strength and determination that isn’t valued or treated appropriately.”

The first video abruptly stopped… but Miami Heat forward Kevin Love – who played AAU basketball with Singler in his youth – quickly responded on his own end.

“To everyone who spent time with Kyle Singler and whose lives he touched – please shower him with the love and support he needs and deserves,” Love said Tuesday. “Without him I wouldn’t be who I am today. I am forever committed to him and love him. To the NBA family, the Duke BB family and the South Medford community – let’s be there for one of us. 🙏🏻❤️”

Other NBA names like Isaiah Thomas And Andrew Drummond also offered similar words of encouragement.

Singler followed up with another video – this time showing his face – claiming he tried to start a new career but “everyone made a fool of me.”

“Creating chaos, creating narratives so that in turn it is profitable for people. My life hasn't changed at all. I'm being held hostage in a certain situation and position to in turn create a false narrative about someone and people in general, when all I really wanted to do was create a business in nature to make people feel – “

The second clip also stops before Singler finishes his thought.