How Did Knicks Backup Center Isaiah Hartenstein Land Smokeshow Model Kourtney Kellar? By Being a Gentleman
Pictured above is the near perfect smokeshow model Kourtney Kellar. You've probably seen her on this website a time or two, and for good reason. Well, she's engaged to Knicks backup center Isaiah Hartenstein. Who? Exactly.
Now you have to wonder, how does Isaiah Hartenstein, a virtual nobody in the NBA (no offense, please play well this year I like what I've seen in preseason) land a woman of the caliber of Kourtney Kellar. Was she really that enamored by his court vision?
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Nope, it turns out being a gentleman still plays in 2022. That and being a seven foot professional athlete who has millions of dollars, but we're focusing on the gentleman aspect here okay?
“My Instagram is pretty sexy, so I get a lot of comments about my body, which is nice. But he came in and messaged me something like, ‘You have the most beautiful smile,’ and sent me his favorite photo of me from my feed,” Kellar, 31, said. “I was wearing a turtleneck in that picture,” she said. “It was really sweet of him.”
Hartenstein out here playing 4d chess while everyone else is playing tic tac toe. All the horny losers out there flock to her bikini pics to try and get her attention. The Knicks center took the road less traveled and infiltrated a turtleneck picture. That's a pro move ladies and gentlemen that you don't anymore. Once he got in there it was a wrap. Now they're engaged while her modeling career has taken off and his NBA career netting him a 2 year $16 million deal with New York this offseason. Have to imagine he goes on to become one of the all-time great Knicks with this kind of support back home.
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Real quick, how about Kourtney Kellar getting DENIED by modeling agencies in college?
“When I was younger, in my teens, I got denied from several Dallas modeling agencies,” she said. Her modeling career didn’t officially take off until she left for Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training. “I was a broke college kid and needed money, so I started modeling in Arkansas for brands like Dillard’s and Walmart.”
I mean that's like being the scout who didn't see anything in Derek Jeter before the draft or the high school coach who cut Michael Jordan. Fire everyone.
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