NFL quarterback Geno Smith is facing public drama after his girlfriend, Kris, made a series of heated social media posts on Father’s Day, including serious allegations aimed at the Las Vegas Raiders star.
Kris, who posts on Instagram under the name everythingkrisxo, claimed that Smith physically assaulted her after she apparently dropped his son off at his home. Smith has not publicly responded to the claims in the posts provided.
In one Instagram Story, Kris pushed back against people accusing her of lying and challenged Smith to release home security footage from the alleged incident.
“One thing you guys aren’t gonna do is bash me on this internet and call my a liar,” she wrote. “People who know me, KNOW! Geno would NOT provide home security footage to the police. How about you guys ask him to release the footage?”
Kris made it clear that she was not only referring to footage from a doorbell camera.
“NOT JUST THE DOORBELL CAMERA. ALL OF IT. I’ll wait,” she added.
The situation then expanded beyond the alleged incident, with Kris also posting about Smith’s child. She said the child is not hers but claimed she has still been supportive.
Kris appeared to accuse Smith of not being fully present for his son, who she said has special needs. She also shared what appeared to be a message from the child’s mother, Ken, criticizing Smith’s involvement.
In the alleged message, Ken claimed that Smith sends money but does not regularly check on the child or know the details of his daily life. The message also accused him of waiting until the last minute to handle important medical or care-related needs.
However, Ken later posted her own statement defending Smith and making it clear that she did not want her child pulled into the online dispute.
Sharing a photo of Smith with their son, Ken wrote, “Geno is and always has been more than capable of taking care of his son. Let’s kill that narrative. Don’t get on the internet bringing my son into your web of dysfunction.”
The messy exchange unfolded as Smith is preparing for a major new chapter in his NFL career with the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Raiders signed Smith to a $75 million extension, with $66.5 million guaranteed, after he set Seattle Seahawks franchise records in 2024 for passing yards and completion rate.
As of now, Smith has not responded publicly to the allegations included in the posts provided.
What started as a private family situation quickly spilled onto social media, turning Father’s Day into a very public back-and-forth involving one of the NFL’s veteran quarterbacks.