How This NBA Star Became A Homeless Man..

How do you go from hitting game winning shots next to LeBron James, making over 16 million dollars to a homeless man on the side of the street. This is Delonte West’s story..

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[ronaldjohnson]

I ran into him at the airport a month ago.. He's looking way better and I'm glad to see the progress he's made....

[FWCC]

Most of us are a Paycheck away from homelessness. Stay in prayer!

[mohammedboudjellel]

Hardest thing for a man to say, "i need help".Respect him for that and for LeBron offering help even after that incident with his mom

[grahamnalepa]

I was homeless on the streets of Minneapolis for five years. Getting the strength to pull myself out of that situation was the hardest thing I've ever done. And, I'm obviously not famous... so, I can't even imagine trying to do it while the eyes of the whole world are watching. Much respect to him for taking the first steps. 🤙👏

[EvanTakesNoLs]

Feel horrible for him. It sucks that he went homeless. Rough childhood to depression to NBA player to homeless. I feel bad to DeLonte

[kaptain]

That’s why all owners need to be like Cuban. He genuinely cares for his players and people no matter what is status is. People like him and Keanu Reeves stay humble no matter what.

[morallybankrupt]

I feel bad for any lost soul, every person on the street was someone’s baby once.

[darlinglinden]

wow what an incredible story! Depression is serious and what ive learned from watching this is that no matter what problems you face, you can overcome them by being around positive people and finding new hobbies and interest that make you happy

[eddomobb]

When "life" happens...your either gonna fold or come back stronger than before. Prayers for him and his health 🙏

[ellew]

God bless you Mark and everyone else who didn’t give up on this talented young man.

[rileyjdrippy]

To be able to work at a rehab that you used to attend. That truly shows how strong delonte is.

[TheBlackkat]

Mark, you and all that help will be blessed for all the help this young man needed.

[pjuggle]

I’ll never forget when he came to our restaurant here in D.C. He was polite and left a generous tip to our staff. To learn that he has bipolar disorder is sad, because it’s such so difficult to handle. A bipolar personality can be a danger to themselves and others and should never be alone. Prayers for Delonte!

[antoninorex]

Mental Health is No JOKE Hang in There Mr.West You Still have People Rooting for YOU!!!!

[xayahx]

Ngl almost cried. Glad this man is getting back on his feet

[julz]

glad to hear people stepped up and helped. hope he continues his journey and stays happy

[elijahvandever]

Unless you’ve been in his shoes you’ll never understand why, mentally he was drained, plus he had the addiction disease I’m thankful he still had friends with the means to truly help him

[sophielee]

i feel bad for people who have to deal with this hope anyone that has this can recover.

[jcpnlz]

I'm not into the NBA but I'm glad Delonte got back up on his feet and changed his life.

[EmilGabrielNYC]

Made me cry, for someone who struggles with mental health I can totally understand… glad he is getting the help he needs and the hardest part is maintaining it, I can’t, I hope he can…