76ers' Kelly Oubre Jr. Rejects ‘Conspiracy Theorists’ Who Doubted His Hit-and-Run Accident

The Philadelphia 76ers star has missed the last 11 games after breaking a rib and sustaining injuries to his leg as a result of the incident

Philadelphia 76ers shooting guard Kelly Oubre Jr. is defending himself against online “conspiracy theorists” who’ve doubted that he was actually the victim of a hit-and-run incident last month.

“This was and is a very traumatic situation for me and my family,” Oubre, 27, told reporters at Monday’s team practice, according to the Associated Press. “So, I just wish that my life wasn’t like ‘The Truman Show’ where everybody kind of watched it and have their own opinion about my life."

The 76ers announced in a social media post last month that Oubre was “struck by a motor vehicle” in the Center City neighborhood of Philadelphia. The Louisiana native was released from the hospital that same night in stable condition, but Philadelphia police had said the NBA star suffered a broken rib and injuries to his right side, including his hip and leg.

The incident led to 76ers president of basketball operations Daryl Morey and other team representatives rushing to the hospital to check on Oubre, ESPN’s NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski reported at the time.

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Oubre, who welcomed his second child with wife Shylynn earlier this year, has missed the last 11 games for Philadelphia. He’s planning to return to the team’s lineup on Wednesday when they host the Washington Wizards after averaging 16.3 points and 5.1 rebounds to start the season.

Philadelphia police have yet to track down a driver of the vehicle, which Oubre reportedly told police was silver and fled the scene after the car’s driver-side mirror hit him in the chest as he was walking down the street.

Philadelphia police previously told PEOPLE they’ve reviewed footage from cameras in the area and are still looking for video of the incident taking place.

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Oubre said he’s spoken with the police and noted that there’s an ongoing investigation into the hit-and-run incident, declining to discuss specifics about what happened that night with reporters on Monday.

“I’ve spoken to who I need to speak to about it and people with the way that it is, and I won’t be speaking on any details about that because they’re looking into it,” the shooting guard said.

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“This is very hard for us to have to deal with and for me to miss being on the court which keeps me sane, and a lot of people were very inconsiderate and insensitive to try to worry about video cameras,” Oubre added Monday. “So yeah, I mean, I’m just really blessed that it wasn’t worse than what it is and I’m able to come back to work and smile and walk and talk and breathe. So yeah, that’s just what I have to say about the conspiracy theorists.”

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Regardless of what others believe, Oubre said he’s feeling ready to return to the 76ers lineup on Wednesday.

“I’m excited,” Oubre said, according to NBC Sports Philadelphia. “I’m finally up out of the house, on my feet, running around, doing what I love. I’m really happy now.”

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