NBA’s Patest Wife Danilo Gallinari gives an update after a shark attack

Pregnant woman before NBA star Danilo Gallinari offered an update on her condition after a shark attacked her.

Eleonora boi were bite by shark While watching with her family in Puerto Rico last month. A guy, 39, was six months pregnant at the time of the attack.

“I have to say, I’m traumatized,” said Boi on Thursday, August 14, on Good morning America. “I started crying. I was screaming for help in Italian.”

Boi, her husband, 37, and their two children – a girl Annat4, and son Rodol2 – swimming in the deep water of the waist when she was warned of her leg.

“I felt strong pain and my thigh was burning,” remembered a guy. “But my idea was, ‘Maybe it’s a huge jellyfish.’ But in the reality it was not a jellyfish. ”

Gallinari grabbed the children and helped his wife get ashore, where a woman helped to tend to a guard wound with a towel.

“She was an angel,” said Boi. “She helped so much. I would like to say thank you to this woman because I don’t know her name. I want to say thank you because she helped a lot.”

A guy remembered telling the woman, “I don’t want to die.”

After first responders hit the scene, a guy was rushed to the hospital where she had “hours of tests” to ensure that her unborn baby was still in good health.

“After they gave us our knowledge that the child was right and nothing happened to him, they started the surgery process,” said Gallinari, who joined his wife for the interview.

Boi is expected to recover completely as the couple prepared to welcome their third baby, but admitted to reflect on the shark attack has been challenging.

“I have to be honest, it’s not easy,” he said. “Because when I remember I’m still scared. It’s hard.”

Gallinari – now playing for the Vaqueros de Bayamón of Paloncesto Superior Nacional Puerto Rico – has promised to give his wife grace as she begins to mentally re -establish the attack.

“I think the body in this situation is improving faster than the mind and that is something you would (not) be ashamed of or fear,” he said.

Before signing to play professionally in Puerto Rico in January 2025, Gallinari played 14 seasons at the NBA with the New York Knicks, Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Clippers, Oklahoma City Thunder, Atlanta Hawks, Washington Wizards, Detroit Pistons and Milwae Bucs.