Trinity Rodman on ‘shock’ of being raised by way of former NBA megastar Dennis Rodman: ‘Extraordinarily egocentric human being’


American football megastar Trinity Rodman spoke out towards her father, former NBA champion Dennis Rodman, all over an interview at the “Call Her Daddy” podcast this hour. 

Trinity, who performs for the Washington Spirit of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), mirrored at the strained dating she has along with her father, in spite of his efforts to aid guard a similar folk symbol. She insisted she unearths it “frustrating” on every occasion she is doing interviews and is requested about her father, because of the “trauma” that she has held inside of about him. 

“I think we never want to make him look bad, and that is at the cost of kind of holding in a lot and a lot of issues that we’ve gone through and just trauma per se,” she mentioned in the episode. “I just feel like I’ve been in a place of going through interviews where people are like, ‘Oh, was your dad there? What’s your dad feeling?’ and I feel like I try to make it obvious that I don’t know.”

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Trinity Rodman poses all over a USWNT portrait studio consultation on Feb. 13, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Brad Smith/ISI Pictures/USSF/Getty Pictures for USSF)

Trinity says she is even annoyed with herself every now and then for giving relief to her father, particularly when he tries to manipulate his youngsters in folk. 

“It’s just hard because it’s like even now I’m trying to be honest about it, and I’m still giving him sympathy, which is frustrating for me because in reality, I think he’s an extremely selfish human being,” she mentioned. 

“I think everything has always been about him. He’s gone through s—, but at the same time, I’m like, he loves the spotlight. He loves the cameras. He loves bringing his children on stage and being like, ‘Oh, these are my kids.’ All that stuff and even the mind… the mind f—, but like, for me emotionally, he’s put me through like, oh my gosh.”

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Washington Spirit ahead Trinity Rodman (2) along with her father basketball legend Dennis Rodman next a sport between North Carolina Braveness and Washington Spirit at Audi Grassland on Nov. 7, 2021 in Washington, D.C.  (Tony Quinn/ISI Pictures/Getty Pictures)

Trinity added that she doesn’t have her father’s quantity stored in her telephone and that they are going to steadily advance months with out speaking in any respect. However in spite of their lengthy gaps in speaking, she claimed that he’ll nonetheless achieve out to her to ask her to seem in a fact TV display along him. 

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Washington Spirit ahead Trinity Rodman (2) along with her father basketball legend Dennis Rodman next a sport between North Carolina Braveness and Washington Spirit at Audi Grassland on Nov. 7, 2021 in Washington, D.C.  (Tony Quinn/ISI Pictures/Getty Pictures)

In keeping with her, merely listening to his resonance is “painful,” and oftentimes when he yells her, he’s inebriated. 

At one level, Trinity mentioned that her father tried to name her from a special telephone quantity that used to be based totally in Texas, upcoming left her a voicemail that used to be too lengthy for her to really feel at ease paying attention to. 

“He’s been trying to call me, and it’s a Texas number. Didn’t know he lived in Texas, so that’s news to me. So, I’m just thinking it’s spam risk, all this stuff and I’m like, ‘Okay. They’re just spam calls. Ignore them.’ I get those all the time, so I was ignoring it, and then I see voicemails from it, and then I look, and I hear it for a second. I was like, ‘F—,’ and I think I heard it for a second because I saw that the voicemail was 40 seconds long. I was like, ‘Nah. I’m not doing that,’ and it’s just like a hit or miss day for me. It’s like if I want to go through that or not, and I’m just like, ‘No,” she mentioned.

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