Basketball icon Shaquille O’Neal, known for his skills on the court and his larger-than-life personality off it, has embarked on a new and surprising business venture: candy!
Whether you’re craving a sweet slam dunk or a sour alley-oop, Shaq’s larger-than-life personality is now available in gummy form.
In an exclusive interview with Baller Alert, Shaq discussed his latest endeavor, revealing its inspiration and offering insights into his life after basketball.
Shaq’s idea for gummies stems from his childhood. Growing up near a Gummy Bear factory in Germany, he loved the chewy treats. When Hershey approached him with the idea of a collaboration, he was excited and said, “Holy Shaqalicious!”
“I’ve been helping create flavors, and so far, the business is doing well,” he said.
Shaq-a-licious XL Gummies, O’Neal invites fans and consumers to experience his latest venture—a product that embodies his larger-than-life persona in a uniquely tangible and flavorful form.
Known for his sense of humor, Shaq recounted one of his most memorable pranks involving fellow celebrity Kevin Hart. During the filming of “Real Husbands of Hollywood,” Shaq impersonated a police officer, pulled Hart over, lifted him off the ground, and playfully threatened to take him to jail. The infamous clip has gone viral on social media multiple times.
When asked about his ideal basketball lineup, O’Neal quickly named his dream team. His selection included Kobe Bryant and Penny Hardaway as guards, himself at center, Karl Malone as power forward, and Dennis Scott as small forward/shooter. This team shows how much Shaq respects his old teammates and rivals.
When the topic shifted to Kobe Bryant, Shaq opened up about his old teammate and friend. Four years after Bryant’s tragic passing, Shaq shared the difficulty coping with the loss. He mentioned staying in touch with Bryant’s family, especially following the recent passing of Kobe’s father.
Shaq used this moment to give some life advice saying, “Let go of small arguments and stay in touch with friends and loved ones. Send them a text, reconnect,” Shaq said, stressing how important it is to keep relationships strong while we can.
Shaquille O’Neal continues to surprise and inspire, from dominating the basketball court to entering the candy market.
Basketball icon Shaquille O’Neal, known for his skills on the court and his larger-than-life personality off it, has embarked on a new and surprising business venture: candy!
Whether you’re craving a sweet slam dunk or a sour alley-oop, Shaq’s larger-than-life personality is now available in gummy form.
In an exclusive interview with Baller Alert, Shaq discussed his latest endeavor, revealing its inspiration and offering insights into his life after basketball.
Shaq’s idea for gummies stems from his childhood. Growing up near a Gummy Bear factory in Germany, he loved the chewy treats. When Hershey approached him with the idea of a collaboration, he was excited and said, “Holy Shaqalicious!”
“I’ve been helping create flavors, and so far, the business is doing well,” he said.
With the launch of Shaq-a-licious XL Gummies, O’Neal invites fans and consumers to experience his latest venture—a product that embodies his larger-than-life persona in a uniquely tangible and flavorful form.
Known for his sense of humor, Shaq recounted one of his most memorable pranks involving fellow celebrity Kevin Hart. During the filming of “Real Husbands of Hollywood,” Shaq impersonated a police officer, pulled Hart over, lifted him off the ground, and playfully threatened to take him to jail. The infamous clip has gone viral on social media multiple times.
When asked about his ideal basketball lineup, O’Neal quickly named his dream team. His selection included Kobe Bryant and Penny Hardaway as guards, himself at center, Karl Malone as power forward, and Dennis Scott as small forward/shooter. This team shows how much Shaq respects his old teammates and rivals.
When the topic shifted to Kobe Bryant, Shaq opened up about his old teammate and friend. Four years after Bryant’s tragic passing, Shaq shared the difficulty coping with the loss. He mentioned staying in touch with Bryant’s family, especially following the recent passing of Kobe’s father.
Shaq used this moment to give some life advice saying, “Let go of small arguments and stay in touch with friends and loved ones. Send them a text, reconnect,” Shaq said, stressing how important it is to keep relationships strong while we can.
Shaquille O’Neal continues to surprise and inspire, from dominating the basketball court to entering the candy market.
Basketball icon Shaquille O’Neal, known for his skills on the court and his larger-than-life personality off it, has embarked on a new and surprising business venture: candy!
Whether you’re craving a sweet slam dunk or a sour alley-oop, Shaq’s larger-than-life personality is now available in gummy form.
In an exclusive interview with Baller Alert, Shaq discussed his latest endeavor, revealing its inspiration and offering insights into his life after basketball.
Shaq’s idea for gummies stems from his childhood. Growing up near a Gummy Bear factory in Germany, he loved the chewy treats. When Hershey approached him with the idea of a collaboration, he was excited and said, “Holy Shaqalicious!”
“I’ve been helping create flavors, and so far, the business is doing well,” he said.
With the launch of Shaq-a-licious XL Gummies, O’Neal invites fans and consumers to experience his latest venture—a product that embodies his larger-than-life persona in a uniquely tangible and flavorful form.
Known for his sense of humor, Shaq recounted one of his most memorable pranks involving fellow celebrity Kevin Hart. During the filming of “Real Husbands of Hollywood,” Shaq impersonated a police officer, pulled Hart over, lifted him off the ground, and playfully threatened to take him to jail. The infamous clip has gone viral on social media multiple times.
When asked about his ideal basketball lineup, O’Neal quickly named his dream team. His selection included Kobe Bryant and Penny Hardaway as guards, himself at center, Karl Malone as power forward, and Dennis Scott as small forward/shooter. This team shows how much Shaq respects his old teammates and rivals.
When the topic shifted to Kobe Bryant, Shaq opened up about his old teammate and friend. Four years after Bryant’s tragic passing, Shaq shared the difficulty coping with the loss. He mentioned staying in touch with Bryant’s family, especially following the recent passing of Kobe’s father.
Shaq used this moment to give some life advice saying, “Let go of small arguments and stay in touch with friends and loved ones. Send them a text, reconnect,” Shaq said, stressing how important it is to keep relationships strong while we can.
Shaquille O’Neal continues to surprise and inspire, from dominating the basketball court to entering the candy market.
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