Tristan Thompson's ex, Jordan Craig Reacts To His Cheating Scandal

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Jordan Craig, ex-girlfriend of  Khloe K's cheating boyfriend ,Tristan Thompson  who he also left while she was pregnant with their son has weighed in on the cheating scandal involving the basketballer.

 The Cleveland Cavaliers star was caught locking lips with a mystery woman at PH-D Lounge, a rooftop bar in Manhattan on Saturday night. He was also spotted walking into a hotel with woman in another video.

  Jordan Craig, broke her silence on the scandal as she revealed she would 'never make light of someone else's misfortune'. 
'If you respect yourself and you respect others, you would never make light of the misfortune of anyone. Nor would you feel indemnified when it comes at the expense of others. Wishing peace for everyone,'.

 Tristan broke up with Jordan while she was pregnant with their son, Prince in 2016, to start a relationship with 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star, Khloe.

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