Former Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter Freedom claims that some of his teammates shared a password that provided free access to OnlyFans content during the NBA’s 2020 bubble in Orlando.
Speaking on The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Kanter Freedom recalled that players circulated a code allowing them to access content from creators on the subscription-based platform while isolated.
“They were passing away some kind of like a password, so you can literally just go on and watch any OnlyFans model you want for free,” Kanter Freedom said.
He explained that the password was written on a piece of paper and passed between players while the team spent an extended period in the bubble. Kanter Freedom said he declined to participate, criticizing the practice on personal and moral grounds.
“They were just passing it. I’m like, what is this? So they explained to me. I’m like, I’m good. I don’t want it,” he recalled.
Kanter Freedom also emphasized that he did not know who originally obtained the password or how the access worked. His account did not identify the Celtics players allegedly involved.
The Celtics were among the 22 NBA teams invited to the Orlando bubble in July 2020, where the league resumed its 2019-20 season after suspending play in March. Players lived in a restricted environment at Walt Disney World for the remainder of the season, with teams competing under strict health and safety protocols.
Boston finished the regular season with a 48-24 record and advanced to the Eastern Conference finals. The Celtics defeated the Toronto Raptors in a seven-game second-round series before losing to the Miami Heat in six games in the conference finals.
Kanter Freedom played 58 regular-season games for Boston that season, averaging 8.1 points and 7.4 rebounds in 16.9 minutes per game. He appeared in 11 playoff games, averaging 4.5 points and 3.9 rebounds in 9.3 minutes.
