There’s more tea brewing in the Ime Udoka-Nia Long cheating scandal. Media Take Out learned that one major news agency is reporting that the woman allegedly involved with Nia’s man was a married White woman, who claims to be a “devout Mormon.”
The Daily Mail claims that the woman allegedly involved is team service manager Kathleen Nimmo Lynch, 34, a married mother-of-three. The Celtics have not identified the woman Udoka was involved with, but the Daily Mail is claiming to have inside information saying that she’s the woman at the center of the drama.
Kathleen served as a team liaison arranging travel, lodging and game tickets for Celtics family members at home and on the road, and is likely to have arranged travel for Ime’s fiancée, actress Nia Long.
Kathleen grew up in a devout and active Mormon family. She lived for years as a teenager in Wellesley, Massachusetts, where her family was close friends with former Celtics general manager Danny Ainge. Danny and his wife were raising a family-of-six.
She later attended college with Danny Ainge’s daughter at the basketball star’s alma mater Brigham Young University, a school in Provo, Utah sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Kathleen graduated in 2011 and two years later was hired by the Celtics, working under Danny Ainge who was the chief of basketball operations.
