Kawhi Leonard's No-Show Job Was Reportedly Worth Nearly Twice as Much Money

Kawhi Leonard's No-Show Job Was Reportedly Worth Nearly Twice as Much Money

Kawhi Leonard also received stocks from Aspiration according to a new report.

An “Aspirational” Endorsement Deal Raises Eyebrows

In a bombshell revelation on September 3, 2025, investigative reporter Pablo Torre alleged that the Los Angeles Clippers and Kawhi Leonard may have orchestrated a $28 million “no‑show” endorsement agreement with a now‑bankrupt entity, Aspiration, Inc., a purported tree‑planting firm. The deal, structured via Leonard’s own LLC (KL2 Aspire LLC), reportedly entailed $7 million annually from 2022 to 2025, despite there being no public promotion or e…

Kawhi Leonard’s Absence From Major Endorsement Campaign Revealed Amid Salary Cap Allegations

Kawhi Leonard (Image Credits: Getty Images) More news has surfaced about the events surrounding Kawhi Leonard’s $28 million endorsement deal with a fraudulent company. Journalist Pablo Torre has publicly called out the Los Angeles-based company, Aspirations Inc., for its shady business dealings. Fresh from his championship run with the Toronto Raptors, the Lakers were expected to sign Leonard in 2019 before he pivoted to the Clippers. Fans were …

‘No Show’ Job Is Latest Chapter in Leonard’s Clippers Recruitment

The bombshell report is the latest development from the 2019 recruitment, which previously included a lawsuit and league investigation.