In a newly surfaced video, West appeared healthier, energized, and confident while speaking from Florida, where he’s currently living as part of his ongoing recovery.
“Yeah, I’m out here with my man Ted… Today, I’m 100 days sober. You see, they got me right and tight,” West said proudly, showing a level of positivity fans haven’t seen from him in a long time.
For years, West’s life after basketball has been unstable. From public incidents to troubling arrests, many worried he might never find his footing again.
“Real comeback stories don’t come with highlights they come with quiet wins like this,” one fan wrote. “100 days sober is harder than anything he ever did on the court. Respect.”
Others shared similar emotions:“Good to see, wishing him the best.”“This warms my heart.”
“This is progress. Hope it continues.”
West played eight seasons in the NBA with the Celtics, Cavaliers, Thunder, and Mavericks. His career had memorable highs, but fans have always rooted for him hardest off the court.
Now, with 100 days of sobriety behind him and real support around him, many believe this could be the turning point he’s fought so long to reach.
