Report: Dwight Howard Sued for Not Paying Women Who Oversaw Exotic Snakes, More

Armica Nabaa and Kamisha Shelman filed a lawsuit against Philadelphia 76ers center Dwight Howard, claiming unpaid wages after he fired them in January.

TMZ Sports reported the women are claiming at least $50,000 in unpaid wages for services rendered, including taking care of Howard's exotic snake collection. 

The suit says Howard hired Nabaa and Shelman in December 2018 to handle "business affairs and administrative tasks" but soon were given more extended duties. Responsibilities allegedly included tasks that were previously held by Howard's groundskeeper, butler and maid, who were fired by the three-time Defensive Player of the Year. 

Nabaa also says she helped Howard sign with the Los Angeles Lakers last offseason using her "network and contacts." 

Howard has not responded to any of the claims made in the suit.