In the whirlwind of events at NBA All-Star Saturday in Indianapolis, Kevin Durant is an unexpected talking point among NBA fans for his flirtatious exchange with an up-and-coming celebrity.

While the Skills Competition and Dunk Contest were in full swing on the court, Durant took his game to a different level in his interaction with popular actress Yung Miami.

Durant’s intentions with Young Miami had social media talking

Earlier in the day, Durant’s teammate Devin Booker made headlines with his Valentine’s Day rendezvous with Kendall Jenner, but it was Durant’s off-court antics that had fans buzzing during the evening’s festivities.

NBA fans couldn’t help but notice Durant’s attention directed towards Yung Miami, sparking speculation and conversation across social media platforms.

As reactions poured in online, with fans dissecting Durant’s every move, it became evident that Durant’s magnetic presence extends far beyond the basketball court.

Despite the abundance of talking points throughout the week, Durant managed to capture the spotlight with his subtle yet intriguing interaction.

“That boy was staring to make sure she noticed him. KD not slick man,” remarked one fan, echoing the sentiments of many who witnessed the exchange on social media.

“He wanted her attention so bad,” commented another, highlighting the curiosity surrounding Durant’s actions.

“That boy KD is always making headlines,” remarked a fan, emphasizing Durant’s knack for attracting attention both on and off the court.

Durant, who is known for his love of dishing out quotes, recently opened up about his approach to the game and his admiration for the younger generation of players who challenge him to continually elevate his performance.

“Those older guys didn’t want to just say, ‘Here, young’un, you the next one up.’ You had to try to take that from them,” Durant told Michael Lee of The Washington Post.

“I’m not going out there and relying on my name and what I’ve done in the past to get that respect. I respect that about the young players. They don’t give a s- about what you did in the past. It’s about today. So that keeps me on point.”

With no signs of slowing down, Durant remains a dominant force in the league, poised to leave his mark for years to come.

Through 48 games this season, he’s averaged 28.2 points, 6.6 rebounds and 5.7 assists while shooting 53.8% from the field and 44.3% from three-point range.