I’m sorry I went out! On Monday, June 20, Klay Thompson was attending the Golden State Warriors’ championship parade when he unintentionally ran over a woman.

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On Monday, the 32-year-old footballer was seen racing through the San Francisco crowd and tumbling over a female fan. The video, which has gone viral on social media, shows Thompson sprinting in the direction of the camera before inadvertently colliding with the woman, who is knocked down.

The four-time Warriors champion from California promptly assists the woman in getting up and seems to apologize before carrying on with the festivities.

A few hours prior, Thompson disclosed that, while he was piloting a boat to the parade, his championship hat flew into the bay. Oh dear! In an Instagram Story video, the former student of Washington State University exclaimed, “I lost my hat!”

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It was a gorgeous glassy day on the lake, so I did take the boat in today. In an interview on Monday with 95.7’s The Game, Thompson explained his decision to switch up his headwear by saying, “It’s funny because I lost my championship hat in the wind.” “I oppose littering in any way. Unfortunately, she’s now one with the ocean, even though I tried to find her. I’m wearing the captain’s hat for that reason.

When the former Santa Margarita Catholic High School student celebrated with his buddies, he wore a San Francisco captain’s cap that went well with his black jeans and white T-shirt outfit. Sunglasses, a gold watch, and necklaces completed the ensemble.

In his radio interview, he added, “To be honest, I think it was destiny because it fits the outfit perfectly.” It was my fallback choice. Man, I’m happy to be here. I’m acting my part. For today, I’m the sea captain.

The shooting guard kept posting pictures from the “crazy” procession route in the City by the Bay, one of which showed supporters yelling his name from behind him.

The five-time NBA All-Star once raised the NBA Championship trophy in front of an ecstatic audience. “Whoa. “Dubnation, you are loved,” he wrote as the Instagram Story video’s caption.

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Mychal Thompson, the father of Thompson, who won two NBA titles with the Los Angeles Lakers in 1987 and 1988, raised Thompson in a basketball-loving home. For his part, Klay was selected by the Golden State Warriors with the 11th overall choice in the 2011 NBA Draft.