Overview
- Iverson said quitting alcohol was one of the best decisions of his life and that he feels better six months into sobriety.
- He confirmed he and Tawanna Turner are back together after their 2013 divorce, calling that split the lowest point of his life.
- He told ESPN that the divorce prompted deep self-evaluation and recognition that alcohol had become a problem he no longer wanted to fight.
- His candid memoir, Misunderstood, was released Oct. 7 and is being promoted across national shows including CBS Mornings, First Take, and Today.
- A three-part Amazon Prime documentary, Iv3rson, has a trailer out and is scheduled to premiere on Oct. 23.