Happy to see you, too.

Congratulations.

Since I saw you, you won a championship--

Yes, ma'am.

And you were-- you are now the reigning king of everything.

I mean, what a-- so a 200--

not a $200 million contract.

A $201 million dollar--

I got to get all I can.

Yeah, I know.

They offer you $200 million, you said, nope.

No, no.

Non-starter.

I need $201 million dollars.

So how much do you have on you right now?

Oh, my.

[LAUGHTER]

I knew you were probably going to ask that.

I left it all backstage, so--

Really?

There's nothing.

Do you carry a lot of cash with you?

It's important for me to know.

Yeah.

[LAUGHTER]

I got to get out of here safe.

I don't know if I can answer that question.

All right.

Don't answer.

So, OK, so as we saw in the tape package, 14,000 points.

That is a big deal.

[CHEERING]

Is that--

[APPLAUSE]

Now what?

14,000's a really cool benchmark.

Never thought I'd get to that point,

let alone hopefully some more.

So for me, it's kind of cool, because me and my dad--

he played 16 years in the NBA--

we just got to the top three as a father-son duo,

and my brother's in the league, too, which is cool.

[APPLAUSE]

I had no idea they get kept those totals.

Kobe Bryant and his dad, are, like way up there.

That's the next goal.

So hopefully we can catch them up.

Oh, really?

That's the next goal?

That'd be good.

Well, I'm sure you're going to do it.

Yes, ma'am.

All right, so you have two daughters.

Yes.

How old are they?

Five and two and 1/2, so--

And does the five year old have any interest in basketball yet?

She does.

We got her a little goal at the house,

and she gets shots up every once in a while.

Her favorite thing is just to know if I'm going to the game

or not.

Like, that's-- every time I get dressed or I get in the car,

she's like, are you going to the game?

I'm like, no.

I'm just going to the store or something.

I'll be right back.

That's adorable.

She loves it.

She loves it.

So, I mean, does it matter to you--

I mean, what if one or both of them would go into basketball?

I'd love, love it.

You'd love it.

Yeah.

I mean we're the type of parents that we're

going to try to expose them to as much as we can

and see what they take to, what they're

passionate about and whatnot.

Yeah.

So you're having now-- you announced

you're having a third child.

Yeah, wife's pregnant.

Congratulations.

[CHEERING]

Thank you very much.

And do you know if it's a boy or a girl yet?

We don't.

So we found out-- with Riley and Ryan,

we found out as early as we could what the sex was.

This time, I kind of wanted to keep it a secret-- not keep

it secret, make it a surprise.

Yeah.

My wife, she wanted to know.

So we right in the middle now.

I haven't found out, she hasn't found out,

but the results are on her phone.

And so we're kind of figuring out how long we're

going to last until--

The results are on her phone?

I'm so glad we invited her.

Let's bring out Ayesha!

[CHEERING]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[APPLAUSE]

(SINGING) If you want this you got this, you got that mm.

If you want it, you--

[CHEERING]

Hi!

How are you?

[APPLAUSE]

Give me that phone!

Oh, gosh.

Oh, you brought your phone.

Why is-- why is it on your phone?

Is this one of those face recognition?

I'm not going to be able to open it, am I?

Nope.

No, it's locked down.

[LAUGHTER]

What's your password now?

I'm going to guess.

Um--

Nope.

E-L-L-E-N.

Oh, no.

All right.

So wait-- why is it on your-- first of all, hi.

Hi!

And congratulations.

Thank you.

How are you feeling?

Awful.

[LAUGHTER]

Really?

Yes.

How far along are you?

4 and 1/2 months.

Uh huh.

Yes.

And is it different than with the first two?

Very different.

So it's a boy?

I mean, it could-- it's on the phone.

I don't know.

Unlock it.

[LAUGHTER]

I'll look at it.

We haven't opened it yet.

It's like in a file with, like, test results and things

like that.

Is it a picture?

Or a--

No.

I think it's just--

I don't know.

It's just-- it's on your phone and you haven't looked?

No.

Don't you, aren't you curious?

It's great leverage.

It's like, he doesn't want to find out, so--

you know, if he does anything wrong, I'm going to be like,

I'm going to open this email right now.

That's what you're threatening him with?

[LAUGHTER]

That's it?

Well, that's very exciting.

Yeah, we're excited.

So you're just going to-- really,

you're going to wait and see?

The-- because she wants to find out,

I think she understands it's her-- obviously, her decision.

I have-- I'm just trying to play my part.

But I would love to get into the living room

and have that surprise.

I've heard stories on both ends of finding out early, finding

out when the baby's born.

So--

I understand.

She's a planner.

She wants to know.

I'm a super planner.

Well, yeah, because you want to get everything set up.

Not that you have to paint the room pink or blue or what--

that doesn't matter.

You know.

But--

Just give the baby an identity.

I get that part of it, too, so--

Yeah.

And names-- well, you just have two different names ready.

Or a name that could be for both.

I mean, Ellen or Allen is great.

[LAUGHTER]

Either way.

We have to add that to the list.

We do need to add that.

So I want to--

I know we have to go to break, but I do

want to hear how you all met.

So-- because you all met a long time ago, right?

We did.

I was 15, she was 14 back in Charlotte, North Carolina.

We reconnected back when I was a sophomore in college.

I came out here for the ESPY's, actually,

and you were sort of part of our first date out here in LA.

You were there.

What?

You were there.

We were on the Hollywood Walk of Fame,

walking down and getting shots, eating lattes, taking pictures

with Marilyn Monroe and all that type of touristy stuff.

We went into the wax museum, and--

There you were.

You were about the fourth room we went into.

I'm in the wax museum?

I am?

Is it as bad as my thing from Orlando?

Is it--

[LAUGHTER]

So that was me, and that got you all-- that got you in the mood.

Yes.

That was--

That's great.

[LAUGHTER]

All right.

That--

That is not it.

It is.

That's not the wax museum thing.

No, that's from Orlando from Ellen's Energy Exhibit.

No.

That's what they had as me.

Can you believe that people paid money,

went in there thinking they were going to--

that's--

We might not have been sitting on this couch together,

had that-- we saw that--

Yeah.

For sure.

That would be different.

[LAUGHTER]