Anthony Davis, renowned for his distinctive flair both in basketball and fashion, has garnered a substantial fortune, boasting career earnings surpassing $188 million. Amidst his extravagant expenditures, one particular acquisition stands out – a pet monkey named Meek, procured during his tenure with the New Orleans Pelicans.

The decision to acquire Meek was sparked by a teammate’s introduction of their own monkey, which showcased impressive tricks within the confines of the locker room. Enamored by the novelty of the situation, Davis was inspired to follow suit. However, Meek failed to meet the expectations set by his teammate’s primate companion, lacking the same aptitude for tricks and entertainment. Despite initially embracing the idea of owning a monkey, Davis eventually relinquished Meek after approximately a year and a half, realizing that such a pet did not align with his lifestyle or preferences.

This anecdote not only highlights Davis’ penchant for unique indulgences but also underscores the realization that material possessions, no matter how extravagant, may not always fulfill one’s expectations or desires.