LSU basketball star Flau’jae Johnson has a lot to worry about on the basketball court. Her Tigers are the No. 6-ranked team in the nation and need to lock in before the NCAA Tournament next month.
However, she also has things she worries about in her personal life. On Wednesday, Feb. 5, her boyfriend, Chris Hilton Jr., who is a football player for LSU, posted a video of the two of them with her kid brother that left her “heartbroken.”
Flau’jae Johnson Is Left ‘Heartbroken’ After Losing a Battle With Her Boyfriend Chris Hilton Jr.
Hilton posted a video on his Instagram story of him and Johnson trying to convince her kid brother to come to them. Her brother does not appear to be much older than one or two years old. They are standing on one side of the room and trying to convince the child to come to them.
In the video, he first goes toward Johnson and gets close to her. However, before he is in range for her to pick him up, he pivots and goes toward Hilton. The move left Johnson heartbroken but Hilton ecstatic. As a result, Hilton posted the video on his Instagram story with the caption: “My dawg.”
Johnson reposted the video on her Instagram story, saying how heartbroken this made her.
“Yall I’m so heartbroken, he looked at me.”
Although she said she was heartbroken, she is clearly joking. Along with the message, she added a laughing face emoji and a heart emoji.
This video was likely taken shortly before Johnson needed to get on a plane to fly to Missouri. Her Tigers defeated their SEC counterpart 71-60 on Thursday, Feb. 6.
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Heading into the game, the Tigers were the No. 6-ranked team in the nation. They only have one loss this season, a 66-56 defeat to No. 2-ranked South Carolina.
Conversely, Missouri has not been as successful this season. They entered the game with a 12-12 record and failed to pull off a big upset.
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