Stephen Spielberg’s daughter’s reaction to the vomiting incident, Tercy Morgan

Stephen Spielberg’s daughter, Dipri Allen SpielbergHe had a seat in the front row, the moment of an unforgettable stadium alongside Trissy MorganBut not for the reasons I expected.

She attended her first match in the US Professional League at Madison Square Garden, found herself sitting on only one sect of Tracy Morgan, where she hides the “Saturday Night Live” alum all over the stadium during New York Nix on Monday night.

Instead of shyness from the embarrassing meeting, Destry moved to Instagram on Tuesday to arouse the light of the situation, as a picture of Farhan’s reaction quickly shared attention. In the picture, it is seen that it looks completely disgusted, as it takes completely the chaotic moment.

“I spent a great time,” she said jokingly. Another story on Instagram followed a piece of Morgan Mid-Vomit, and its complacency in the form of humor with the expression of expressive symbols. “Hey, s* happens!” ** I laughed.

Although she might have not been the Courtside experience that she imagined, Destry ended his position in a honest note, as she was writing that she was really hoping that Morgan would feel better and even thanks for making the game “one to remember.”

Another story followed on Instagram, where she expressed “real happiness” is that Morgan is fine.

“Frankly, I thank you for making the first Courtside you remember,” she added. “Certainly I will never forget this.”

However, some people found that the publication is offensive. One of the users commented on her latest post: “Your Instagram story about Tircy Morgan is tasteless.” “Do better.”

She has since deleted her stories in Instagram.

The match was temporarily suspended with 6:09 left in the third quarter after Morgan suddenly fell ill and Courtside suddenly died. With the spread of photos and videos of the accident quickly on social media, the fans were divided, expressing their concern about the comedian, while others mocked the situation.

However, it has pushed many people back against jokes, and called for more sympathy for the history of Morgan in serious health challenges.

One of them wrote: “Triss Morgan was fighting health problems for more than a decade. We will not laugh at him because of his illness in the game of Nix.

Another said: “We are in an era in which viruses and diseases destroyed lives, yet people will make fun of Tris Morgan because of vomiting. I feel that the entire country is stuck in a mentality in the second row.” “Improved soon, Tressi.”

Fortunately, Morgan is fine. The comedian later revealed that the doctors diagnosed him with food poisoning after he was transferred to the hospital shortly after the accident.

“Thank you for everything that worries you! I am fine now and doctors say it’s food poisoning,” he wrote in a comment on Instagram alongside a picture of himself in the hospital bed. “We appreciate my MSG family to take such good care and need to scream from the crew who has to clean it. I can!”

As for his future in Nix games? Morgan does not let this prevent him from sitting next to the playgrounds again.

In fact, he jokingly said that the vomiting in court may actually be the charm of the team. He added: “The most important thing is that Nix is ​​now 1-0 when I throw on the field, so perhaps I will have to break it again in the qualifiers.”

Morgan has moved on many health challenges over the years, including diabetes. To help lose weight, It started taking diabetes of type 2 diabetesAnd, who previously participated in his appetite, was said to have “cut into two halves.”

In 2010, the actor underwent kidney transplant, and after only a few years, in 2014, he survived the crash of a multi -destroyed car on New Jersey Turnpike. He left the accident with many broken ribs, severe leg injuries, and brain injury.

The accident was caused by Wal -Mart 18 wheels, which, after the driver was awake for 24 hours, criticized a Limozine car with Morgan and three other comedians while they were returning. Petros dominated the six cars tragicly dominated the life of a close friend Morgan and his comedian James “Jimmy Mac” McNeer.

Morgan remained in a two -week coma and faced a long recovery, always months of rehabilitation to restore his cognitive functions.