NFLer DeAngelo Williams just had the most bad a$$ wedding ever. Peep the gory wedding pics from his "Walking Dead" themed nuptials, plus deets on former NBA star Rasheed Wallace helping with the Flint water crisis inside…
When you think of weddings, you don’t normally think of zombies and blood. But, when Pittsburgh Steelers baller DeAngelo Williams started thinking of his nuptials, he decided he would go all OUT.
The running back decided he wanted to celebrate his union to his wife Risalyn Williams (below) with a "Walking Dead" -- apparently he's a huge fan -- themed ceremony at the Peabody in Memphis, Tennessee over the weekend. Yes, the whole wedding party was turned into zombies! He had professional makeup artists come in to transform himself, his wife and his wedding party into “walkers.”
“I’m a huge Walking Dead fan,” said the 33-year-old baller in a video shot by ESPN. “I wanted to do engagement photos of us being chased by zombies and we didn’t have time because it was during season and we didn’t have the opportunity, so [my wife, Risalyn] was like, ‘How are you going to pull that off?’”
It was his initial idea, but his wife was on board from the get go. She said he had to do a little convincing to the bridesmaids.
“It’s a time for us to laugh and … say, ‘Ha, you look goofy,’” he told ESPN. “It gives us a chance to step outside our comfort zone and put on our acting skills, whether we possess them or not.”
Ha!
DeAngelo and Risalyn met at the University of Memphis and have been college sweethearts ever since. We hear the twosome’s wedding colors were blue and gray just like their alma mater’s colors. Sweet.
Peep the funny clip of DeAngelo, Risalyn and their wedding party having fun as zombies during their nuptials below:
Congrats to the couple!
In ballers give back news...
Rasheed Wallace, former Detroit Pistons star, is donating his time to help out with the Flint water crisis.
With everything going on with police brutality issues and terrorist attacks, it seems the Flint water crisis has been swept under the rug. But, Rasheed has forgotten about the thousands of people in Flint who are still suffering from the lead infected water. In fact, he has been helping with the cause since it became a national story.
So, he rounded up a few of his basketball friends and delivered a truckload of bottled water to Flint residents going door-to-door to deliver the goods.
See the baller in action below:
Loves it!
Photos: Screenshot
