NBA champion Matt Barnes reveals his son needed emergency surgery following car accident as he opens up on ‘tough week’

NBA champion Matt Barnes revealed that his son Isaiah was forced to undergo emergency appendix surgery this week after being hit by a car days earlier.

Barnes, who concluded a long career as a player in 2017, shared with Instagram Sunday that her teenage son was hit by a car while jogging on Wednesday.

The former Lakers and Clippers forward said Isaiah had severe stomach pain Friday and tried to play through the pain at the Mamba Invitational, a basketball tournament named after Barnes’ former teammate Kobe Bryant.

However, Isaiah “couldn’t sleep” on Friday, prompting him to report the pain to his mother before Barnes took her son to the emergency room.

There, the doctor said Isaiah had “the biggest appendix he’d ever seen that hadn’t ruptured” and the teen underwent emergency appendix surgery.

Isaiah, seen in hospital, was later forced to undergo emergency appendix surgery.

Isaiah posted a story on his own Instagram on Sunday confirming that he had been discharged.

Barnes thanked the staff at UCLA Health for taking care of her “baby” and posted a photo of her son giving the middle finger while in the hospital.

He did not specify whether the appendix problem was due to the car accident or if it was a completely different problem.

Isaiah also called the ordeal “a tough week” in a separate post.

Isaiah confirmed on his own Instagram that he had been discharged from the hospital.

Isaiah and his brother Carter shared a touching hug after reuniting at home

Barnes later posted a video on her Instagram account of Isaiah and his brother Carter sharing a touching hug after being reunited.

The 44-year-old played for a variety of franchises from 2003 to 2017 after being selected by the Grizzlies in the second round.

He finished his career with a title in 2017 while a member of the Golden State Warriors.