There is one wish that Davante Adams wants fulfilled badly–actually, very badly! The documentary series “Receiver” premiered on Netflix on Wednesday, July 10. The series kicked off with multiple surprises and revelations.

Among the updates from the pass catchers, several major revelations from Adams are catching fans’ attention. One of these is the Las Vegas Raiders WR’s desire for a boy. Here’s the full story!

Davante Adams still wants a boy!

Davante Adams is a married man. He tied the knot with his wife, Devanne Villarreal, in 2018 at Pebble Beach in Monterey County, California. The couple is blessed with two daughters. But that’s not enough for the wide receiver. In a latest shocking revelation in the ‘Receiver’ series, Adams revealed that he wants a son very badly. During a workout session with the Raiders, Adams’ former teammate, Isaac Rochell, came to check on Adam’s wife’s health. That time she was pregnant with their second daughter, Dezi Lynn (whom they welcomed in 2022). Issac asked Adams how his wife was doing, and whether he was going to welcome a boy or a girl at that time.

To which the wide receiver responded that he was again blessed with a baby girl. Adams answered Rochell’s question of how many kids he has, “Two. Two girls. Ain’t — Bruh, I wanted a boy. All I wanted was a boy.” He continued, “Like, I just wanted that so bad. Really, all I care about is a healthy baby. If I could choose it, would’ve been a boy I still want my boy now–‘cause I got two girls. If I— If the only way I can have a boy, was to have my boy and five more girls, I would do it….I swear. It’s the greatest thing in the world.”

So, in short, even if Adams is blessed with 9 girls, he would still want a boy at the 10th number. And who knows, he might challenge the NFL’s other star receiver, Tyreek Hill, who is reportedly blessed with 10 kids, with four different women.

Besides this, Adams’ other major revelation is catching eyeballs, and i.e. his health disorder – an issue faced by millions of Americans.

Davante Adams is claustrophobic?

In an episode of Netflix’s “Receiver,” Davante Adams shared a personal challenge. He mentioned that he suffers from claustrophobia, as he fears closed, compact spaces. During a session with his therapist, Cecily Broadhead, Adams revealed his struggle, recounting a difficult experience with an MRI. He expressed how the confined space triggered his intense anxiety, making him consider leaving mid-procedure.

Adams said, “I mean, I almost left. I thought about– When I went to the bathroom, I thought about just, like, escaping.” Broadhead empathized with him, mentioning other clients who avoid MRIs for the same reason. Later it was revealed that despite his fear, Adams completed the procedure, though he described the last few minutes as agonizingly long due to his panic.

Claustrophobia has affected around 12.5% of the American population, which stands at 341 million.