PBA star Scottie Thompson, wife Jinky expecting first child | Inquirer Sports

PBA star Scottie Thompson, wife Jinky expecting first child

/ 03:53 PM January 24, 2023

Ginebra star Scottie Thompson and his wife Jinkee during a photoshoot in Japan

Ginebra star Scottie Thompson and his wife Jinkee during a photoshoot in Japan. –SCOTTIE THOMPSON INSTAGRAM

MANILA, Philippines—Ginebra star Scottie Thompson and his wife Jinky Serrano announced they have a baby on the way.

In an Instagram post, Thompson announced his next step into fatherhood, saying his wife has been pregnant for over six months already.

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“I’m so excited to meet the person who is half me and half you. One of God’s greatest blessings is on the way,” the post read.

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The couple tied the knot in a beach ceremony in December 2021, half a year after their civil wedding.

Thompson’s announcement came a week after Ginebra San Miguel captured the Commissioners’ Cup over the Bay Area Dragons in Game 7 of the Finals in front of a historic crowd at Philippine Arena.

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In the clinching game, Thompson helped the crowd favorite seal the deal with a near double-double of 18 points and nine rebounds.

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It’s been a fruitful year for Thompson, who clinched his second Best Player of the Conference plum in the recently concluded PBA Commissioner’s Cup.

He tallied 11.9 markers, 7.2 boards and 5.7 assists a night.

Thompson and Ginebra will begin their Governors’ Cup bid on February 5 against Rain or Shine at Smart Araneta Coliseum.

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