Lakers player Anthony Marshon Davis Jr. is renowned for his impressive on-court skills and iconic unibrow. As a six-time NBA All-Star, Davis has made headlines both for his quintessential playing style and his off-court altercations. And once again, he’s the topic of discussion among NBA fans who are always eager for insider news. With Kyrie Irving‘s dramatic trade saga and Kevin Durant‘s recent move to the Phoenix Suns, fans have plenty to talk about, and Anthony Davis has now become a focus of fan theories.

Considered one of the greatest players of all time, Anthony Davis deleted his Instagram account just before Valentine’s Day, leaving his fans to speculate on a range of theories. Some suggest he may be traded following Irving and Durant, while others have their own conjectures about his departure from the social media platform. Let’s take a closer look at what the fans are saying.

Anthony Davis disappears from Instagram just before valentine’s day

According to a Twitter post shared by a Lakers fan account LakeShowYo, Anthony Davis recently deleted his Instagram. Fans worldwide have started conversations, eager to know what is going on with Davis. There are numerous Reddit conversations and comment sections on the Twitter post, and one thing is certain: people are not letting this go.

Soon after Anthony’s departure from social media, Lakers fans all over the internet became curious about why this happened. Some might say that it has to do with the Lakers’ poor performance this season, while others point out that social media can be toxic at times, especially due to the Lakers’ on-court standing.

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Fans suspect that “some real-life sh**” might be going on with Davis, and we are just as curious as Anthony’s fans about the matter. These are some of the top fan reactions on the post that marked Anthony deleting his Instagram :

Is Anthony following the LeBron James way?

While some fans have speculated that Davis might be dealing with real-world problems, others suggest that he may be following in the footsteps of LeBron James, who deactivated his Instagram account in 2018 to focus on the game, or James Harden, who did the same in 2020 just before the playoffs, making headlines in the process.

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