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    Home»NBA»“She Should Babysit Him And Now Eating Him”: NBA Fans Lose It After Cam Whitmore And BIA Crack Jokes About Their 13-Year Age Difference
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    “She Should Babysit Him And Now Eating Him”: NBA Fans Lose It After Cam Whitmore And BIA Crack Jokes About Their 13-Year Age Difference

    Sabel ReyesBy Sabel ReyesJanuary 21, 2026No Comments4 Mins Read
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    NBA Fans are back in comment-section mode after a short clip of Cam Whitmore and rapper BIA set off another round of timeline jokes. Photo courtesy: Instagram
    NBA Fans are back in comment-section mode after a short clip of Cam Whitmore and rapper BIA set off another round of timeline jokes. Photo courtesy: Instagram
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    NBA Fans are back in comment-section mode after a short clip of Cam Whitmore and rapper BIA set off another round of timeline jokes.

    The video came from @onlydubsX, who posted, “BIA (34) and NBA star Cam Whitmore (21) brush off the internet jokes about their 13 year age gap and pop out together on a shopping spree.”

    BIA (34) and NBA star Cam Whitmore (21) brush off the internet jokes about their 13 year age gap and pop out together on a shopping spree (staring eyes) (clapping hands emoji) pic.twitter.com/xbYp5RjH81

    — Dubs⛧ (@onlydubsX) January 20, 2026

    The clip showed the two out together, relaxed and laughing, clearly aware of the chatter around them. That awareness didn’t slow anything down. It sped it up.

    Within minutes, NBA Fans filled the replies. Some focused on how unbothered they looked.  Others went straight to humor.

    One of the comments that quickly spread came from @Dfs4Everyone, who wrote, “She could baby sit him and now eating him.”

    Screenshots of that reply started bouncing around, pulling even more NBA Fans into the thread.

    Not everyone saw the situation as serious. @NavClipstreams tried to cool things off, saying, “13 years gap is not that big tho.”

    That comment pulled in a second wave of replies, with NBA Fans debating what counts as “big” and what doesn’t when both people are grown.

    As the clip kept circulating, the tone stayed mixed. Some NBA Fans joked about the number. Others pointed out that age gaps like that aren’t new, especially in music and sports circles. A few focused on how both of them were clearly leaning into the moment instead of running from it.

    Cam Whitmore shares a photo with BIA while he’s in the hospital. Photo credits: Facebook
    Cam Whitmore shares a photo with BIA while he’s in the hospital. Photo credits: Facebook

    What stood out was how fast the focus shifted from the shopping trip to the age difference itself. The clip became background. The jokes became the headline.

    Cam Whitmore isn’t just someone NBA Fans talk about when a game tips off. His name now pulls in pop culture reactions too, and those reactions come with a very different energy.

    By the end of the day, the video had done what these clips usually do. It gave NBA Fans something light, something messy, and something they could argue about without ever leaving the replies.

    NBA Fans Shift Tone After Health Update as Cam Whitmore Is Ruled Out for the Season

    While one clip had NBA Fans joking and debating, another update brought a much quieter mood to timelines.

    This one came from @YahooSports, who reported, “Cam Whitmore will miss the remainder of the season and has started the recovery process for a diagnosed venous condition, the Wizards announced.” They added that, “Whitmore has not played since being diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in early December.”

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    Oct 26, 2025; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Washington Wizards forward Cam Whitmore reacts to a call in the first half at Capital One Arena. Mandatory Credit: Scott Taetsch/Getty Images

    The shift was instant. NBA Fans who had been laughing under one post were now replying with concern under another.

    One of the first reactions came from @TheDozerDude, who wrote, “Damn that sucks. Get well Cam.” The comment was simple, but it reflected the tone many NBA Fans were taking.

    @Engineervlsi echoed that feeling, posting, “Sad news.” That reply was repeated across threads as NBA Fans shared the report and wished Whitmore well.

    In contrast to the jokes earlier in the day, this thread had a different pace. Fewer memes. More straight comments. More people are hoping recovery goes smoothly.

    Across the replies, the message stayed mostly the same. Whatever people think about age gaps, shopping clips, or pop-ups, none of that matters when health enters the picture.

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    Houston Rockets forward Cam Whitmore looks on during an NBA Summer League match.
    Credit: Getty Images

    For now, NBA Fans are clearly hoping the recovery process goes well and that Whitmore can get back to full strength. The jokes faded. The focus shifted. And the timeline reminded itself that behind every viral moment is someone dealing with real life.

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    Sabel Reyes

    Sabel Reyes is an experienced sports journalist and the Executive Producer for sports at People’s Television Network (PTV), a role she assumed in 2022 after years of dedicated work as a field reporter covering the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA). A passionate basketball and running enthusiast, she also contributes to Hardwood Heroics, Gridiron Heroics, and Wisconsin Heroics. Connect with her on X (@SabelReyes2) and Instagram (@msabelreyes). For inquiries, email sabelreyes22@gmail.com.

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