Cliff Paul, Chris Paul’s Suspiciously Clark Kent-Like Twin Brother, Got To Go To All-Star Weekend
Turns out that if you're just a normal, unassuming insurance salesman, and you suddenly discover that you have a long-lost, pro basketball-playing twin brother, then you get to experience all sorts of celebrity perks, like going to the All-Star game last weekend. Must be nice...
Cliff Paul, the State Farm agent twin brother of All-Star MVP Chris Paul, sent us some photos of his NBD trip to Houston last weekend. Click through the gallery above to see what he had to say about the whole experience, and then make sure to follow @CliffPaul for the whole scoop.
"It's still so weird getting the VIP treatment. There was no one even in line! Where is everyone?!"
"One perk of having a famous brother is that you get to see things from a whole new angle. Never thought I'd get a behind-the-scenes look at how the State Farm All Star Saturday Night gets going."
"Chris told me that his favorite part of the weekend was hanging with his fans. I would have thought it would be the 20 points, 15 assists and four steals that won him the MVP award."
"I still haven't gotten used to seeing myself on the JumboTron. I'm finally starting to see the resemblance between Chris and I!"
"Look, Ma! We're on TV! Love that blazer, bro! Think it comes in argyle?"
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