Dwight Howard was inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame on September 6. His wife Amber Rose Howard, pulled out all stops to celebrate his honor on Instagram, on Monday.
She posted details of their post-induction party spent with friends and family, accompanied by the heartwarming caption.
“You already had everything before meeting me. I’m just hoping to add something special to your life that you’ve never had before.”
Dwight Howard was picked on the first ballot and inducted at an enshrinement ceremony held in Springfield, Massachusetts.
Dwight was presented into the Hall by Dominique Wilkins, Saquille O'Neal, Patrick Ewing and Robert Parish. The class of 2025 consisted of Carmelo Anthony, Sue Bird, Maya Moore, Sylvia Fowles, Billy Donovan, Micky Arison, Danny Crawford and also the 2008 USA Olympics men's team.
Howard won the NBA Defensive Player of the Year award three times in his career. Other honors consists of leading the league for multiple seasons in blocks, rebounding, being an eight-time NBA All-Star and a league title with the LA Lakers in 2020.
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