Was Reggie Miller caught pursuing a woman by the name of Ali Kay who is married?”
A banner warning Reggie Miller off of married women was flown over southern California beaches. Seems Miller’s been accused of trying to dip his Dunkaroos in someone else’s frosting cup, and we’ve got the restraining order to prove it. Maybe Miller’s learning some things from TNT coworker Charles Barkley about landing a side piece, but targeting someone who’s engaged is never wise. Especially if said woman’s fiancé is pseudo-famous and rich enough to take their revenge in a very public fashion. Alex von Furstenberg is a Malibu surf shop owner, but more importantly the son of fashion legend Diane von Furstenberg and stepson of media mogul Barry Diller. He’s also engaged to designer Ali Kay. According to the restraining order, which was never filed, Miller is neighbors with von Furstenberg and Kay, and met her at a Fourth of July party last year. In early March, he ran into her at a grocery store, then waited outside for an hour until she left, before following her up the Pacific Coast H
Basketball legend Reggie Miller was given a public warning on Friday to “stop pursuing married women.” Someone hired a plane to display the embarrassing warning over the beaches of southern California over the weekend. Although it is not known who forked out the money for the expensive warning, Miller was recently warned by the Alex von Furstenburg, the son of fashion designer Diane von Furstenburg to stay away from his fiancée. According to reports, Miller met Alex’s fiancee, Kay at a Hollywood party in July 2008, and in March of this year, he bumped into her at a grocery store, then waited outside for her for about an hour before following her home on the freeway. According to Alex, Miller sent Kay 53 text messages in less than four hours, and left several messages on her cell phone. In documents that were filed in a California courthouse, Alex said when he confronted the former basketball player, Miller threatened him by saying, “he had friends with guns.
