Overview

• Gilgeous-Alexander earned NBA Finals MVP honors after leading Oklahoma City to a 103-91 Game 7 win over the Indiana Pacers for the franchise’s first title since relocating from Seattle
• His historic 2024-25 season featured a league-best 68-14 regular-season record, a regular-season MVP award and a 29.9-point scoring average in the playoffs
• The NBA’s official Instagram account shared a family photoshoot video that captured fans’ admiration for his on-court celebration with wife Hailey Summers and their son Ares
• Summers and Gilgeous-Alexander, high school sweethearts who wed on Valentine’s Day 2024, welcomed Ares in April of that year and celebrated his first birthday just weeks before the Finals
• Gilgeous-Alexander publicly credited Summers for teaching him the true meaning of love and sacrifice throughout his MVP campaign