The former son of the NBA star, Gilbert Arenas, Alijah finally returned home after the terrifying car accident that left him in a coma last month.
Alijah, 18, was placed in a coma induced after the accident in Los Angeles on April 24, which reduced her Tesla Cybertruck to a fiery wreck.
The secondary basketball player was rescued shortly before 5 a.m. and taken to a local hospital, where it was revealed that he had not broken bone but inhaled a significant amount of smoke.
Last week, the Arenas family told TMZ that Alijah had been able to walk alone and speak with his parents, Laura Govan and the former wizarding goalkeeper Gilbert, after showing “significant signs of progress” in his recovery.
And a few days, Gilbert captured an emotional video of his boy returning home in a comforting bouquet of flowers, balloons and gifts after the event.
Alijah looks at both good mind and good health in the clip despite a family representative who recently stressed that he “still has a long way to recovery”.
Alijah Arenas finally went home after the terrifying car accident that left her in a coma
The son of the ex-star of NBA Gilbert was placed in coma induced after the accident on April 24
While sharing the video, Gilbert also took another opportunity to thank the first speakers who withdrew his son from the wreckage.
“I would like to thank Jose, Bryant and Robert for saving Alijah-he can’t wait to meet you guys,” he wrote. “Really grateful to everyone for prayers, love and support during his healing. Lots of love. ‘
He then joked: “quite funny, Alijah said to his boys:” If I am never in a coma, do not bring flowers. Bust in rap “I could move, fold this corner, Woah” from Gelo as it is the national anthem. “”
“Because nothing shouts a perfect timing like saying” swerve in this corner, woah “… just after you. In a tree. In a hospital stay ‘.’
Gilbert added: “Welcome home”.
It was revealed last week that the police did not believe that drugs or alcohol played a role in the shocking accident that left Alijah cybertruck wrapped around a tree.
The precise cause of the incident remains a mystery, but TMZ reported That the investigators saw no sign of intoxication after being removed from the car on fire.
Alijah is a prestigious secondary basketball player in the hope of imitating his father
Investigators would have visited Alijah in the hospital, but they did not get his blood for the tests and Saturday, no criminal investigation was underway.
The police believe that speed was the main factor behind the accident, which did not involve any other vehicle.
The son of the former NBA star, Gilbert, Alijah is a hope of five-star basketballs committed to playing the USC next season.
His father, nicknamed “Agent Zero”, was a triple All-Star for the Wizards because he has an average of 25 points per match in 357 games for the franchise.
