Gen-Z Athletes' Scandals Highlight Need for NDAs

High social media usage among young athletes contributes to public exposure of personal lives

NBA players Zion Williamson and Anthony Edwards have recently been embroiled in personal scandals that were made public on the internet.
The incidents have sparked discussions about the need for non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) among Gen-Z athletes.
Kimberly K. Haynes, CEO of the OMBI Group, advises her celebrity clients to use NDAs to protect their private information from being shared.
However, Haynes also notes that NDAs are not 100% ironclad and can be hard to litigate if the information is already in the public domain.
The high usage of social media among Gen-Z athletes is seen as a contributing factor to the public exposure of their personal lives.