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Gilbert Arizona PoliceCharles Barkley is catching yet more fallout in the wake of his Dec. 31 arrest on suspicion of drunken driving. Barkley, the outspoken basketball Hall of Famer, is already taking a leave of absence from his job as an NBA analyst for TNT. Now, he's losing a sponsor as well. At least temporarily.
T-Mobile announced it has pulled its TV commercials starring Barkley, according to a report by Advertising Age.
In a statement acquired by the publication, a T-Mobile spokesman said that "given the recent developments, for the time being, we've replaced TV ads featuring Mr. Barkley with more general-market advertising." The spokesman added: "As he works through his personal matters, we will evaluate where to go from here."
T-Mobile has featured Mr. Barkley in ads promoting its "Fave 5" program, in which calls to five designated individuals are free. He was paired with current Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade in a long-running storyline.
Barkley was stopped by a Gilbert officer working a regional DUI task force shortly after he left a popular nightclub at about 1:30 a.m. He failed field sobriety tests but was cooperative.
He was booked and released at a field command post and later issued a statement saying he was disappointed he put himself in that situation.
Barkley is taking a leave of absence from the broadcast booth. The announcement by Turner Sports came Friday, hours after police said the 45-year-old former NBA star was legally drunk when he was arrested Dec. 31 on suspicion of drunken driving in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Test results show Barkley had a blood-alcohol level at .149 percent, nearly twice the legal limit of .08 percent in Arizona.
Barkley will be off the air for a minimum of several weeks, and no return date has been set, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press. The person requested anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss it.
“When I spoke with Charles, he was apologetic for the events that transpired and it was obvious he understood the significance of this situation,” said David Levy, president of Turner Sports, said in a statement. “This is an important time for Charles as he deals with the legal and personal issues that confront him. Charles is a valued part of the Turner Sports organization, and we are concerned for his well-being.”
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