Rudy Gobert’s ex reportedly took some jabs at the NBA player on her Instagram Story.
TMZ reports that over the weekend, Julia Bonilla posted a text graphic that said, "You have every right to speak your truth—to share what happened and how it affected you. Their discomfort isn't your responsibility. If they wanted to be seen in a better light, they should've treated you better."
She then apparently shared a few photos of her and Gobert’s 1-year-old son, Romeo, to her private account, saying that they would soon be "home, at peace and filled with love."
She also reportedly posted a photo of their suitcases, suggesting that she and her child have been living out of them after Gobert reportedly kicked them out of his home last month. "Onto our next airbnb, again!" the caption purportedly said.
That wasn’t it, though. She supposedly shared another meme that read, "When you know you can destroy their image and narrative by telling your side of the story, but then you remember rotten fruit always falls on its own."
In May, news surfaced that Gobert broke up with Bonilla and asked her and Romeo to leave his home, while she’s pregnant with their second child.
Days after their split made headlines, Gobert tried to clear the air with a statement posted to his IG Story, explaining that there had been “a lot of inaccurate information out there,” and that he and Bonilla are “currently in the painful process of redefining our coparenting relationship.”
"Being a father is one of the most profound and meaningful [experiences] I will get to live. It is one of my most important life purposes and will be so forever. I’m fully committed to keep supporting the well-being of all the people that I care about," he added.
It's unclear what led to their separation, as Bonilla has been highly supportive of Gobert’s career. Following their break-up, Bonilla was reportedly looking to move back to her home country of France, and Gobert wanted her to stay in the U.S. until they could figure out child custody postseason.
The Minnesota Timberwolves’ postseason came to a close last week when the team lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference Finals.