Former NBA star Tristan Thompson was spotted out in southern California getting coffee with a mystery woman days after opening up about his past infidelity with ex-fiancée Khloé Kardashian.
The former NBA champion with the Cleveland Cavaliers was seen in the Los Angeles suburb of Calabasas with the unidentified woman as they sat outside enjoying the weather.
Thompson wore a black Nike hat and a washed grey graphic t-shirt to the outing.
Meanwhile, the unidentified woman wore light washed jeans and a long-sleeve grey top.
The two were later joined by a male friend who sat at their table and sipped on his own beverage.
Thompson’s spotting comes days after he bared his emotions on his ex’s podcast, ‘Khloé in Wonder Land.’
Tristain Thompson (center) was spotted out with a mystery woman and a friend in Los Angeles
The unidentified woman was seen getting coffee with the former NBA champion in Calabasas
This comes days after Thompson addressed his infidelity with ex-fiancée Khloé Kardashian
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During the episode, the former couple – who share two children – addressed Thompson’s history of cheating and tried to tackle why he does it.
In the show, Thompson told Kardashian that he feels remorse, but just ‘not in the moment.’ When Khloé asked him ‘how much later,’ the former NBA big man bluntly said that it’s a case of ‘post-nut syndrome.’
Offended by the response, Kardashian asked why he continued to act out in unfaithful ways.
‘For myself, I think, just, life was moving very quickly for me at the time when we were together,’ he responded. ‘I probably didn’t do the best job of navigating my truth about where I was at.
‘And maybe, just honestly, probably just a little case of just, like, being young and wanting your cake and eat it too.’
Later in the episode, Thompson said he plans to address his infidelity with the children he shares with Kardashian.
‘I’ve definitely thought about that, and I’m, like you said, it’s not about if, it’s when,’ Thompson stressed.
‘I think it just depends on which age we have this conversation, when I have this conversation with the kids, but I think it’s just more leading by just being accountable and, and depends on the age bracket of wherever they were at, then dive into it how I see fit, but I think the most important thing is that, accountability, how much I, love, love mommy, and go from there.’
