UPDATE: A representative for Jahlil Okafor reached out to us this afternoon to let us know that Okafor is contending the story that was told by Twitter user @queenchanelk_ over the weekend. Okafor claims it is not true. Lawyers have sent a cease and desist letter to @queenchanelk_, and her account has been suspended. We will update you if and when additional details become available.

Jahlil Okafor managed to make it through an entire college basketball season without having his name attached to a single piece of scandalous news. But he's only been in the NBA for four days now, and he's already made headlines not once but twice for the wrong reasons.

The first time came on Saturday when he reportedly dropped his brand-new 76ers jersey during an introductory press conference with the Philadelphia media:

But wait, it gets worse! Way worse. With that news still trending yesterday, Twitter user @QueenChanelK_—who has more than 16,000 followers—took to her Twitter account to blast Okafor for being bad in the bedroom.

We don't know if anything that this woman said is true, and we tend to side with athletes when it comes to extreme accusations like this since it almost always happens as a result of someone trying to either seek revenge on the athlete or simply get attention. But we couldn't resist sharing these off-the-wall tweets with you because, if nothing else, they are an illustration of the kind of things that pro athletes have to deal with on a routine basis.

Here's what @QueenChanelK_ had to say about Okafor and her "relationship" with him. Just a warning, some of her tweets are pretty incredibly racy and probably definitely shouldn't be viewed at work.

She didn't stop there, either. About 12 hours after going on her Twitter rant, she also pointed out that she's been having a difficult time getting in touch with Okafor (we wonder why!) and threatened to leak nude photos of him if he doesn't reply to the texts she's sent him:

Welp. Fortunately, it sounds like Okafor is too busy getting in 6 a.m. workouts to care about people talking trash about him on Twitter:

But welcome to the NBA, Jahlil! Fun so far, right?

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[via Black Sports Online]