76ers’ Jaylen Brown asks fans for help after attending Donovan Mitchell’s wedding

Love is clearly in the air around the NBA, and Philadelphia 76ers star Jaylen Brown is ready to get in on the action. Over the weekend, Brown attended the star-studded wedding of Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell and Grammy-winning R&B singer Coco Jones.

The beautiful ceremony in Greenwich, Connecticut, featured a massive guest list of NBA talent, including Bam Adebayo, Jalen Brunson, and Evan Mobley. However, it seems the romantic atmosphere left a lasting impact on Brown.

Following the incredible event, the 2024 NBA Finals MVP took to his livestream with a hilarious yet genuine plea to his fanbase. He is officially looking for love and wants his followers to play matchmaker.

“Chat, if y’all know somebody or y’all got somebody for me, y’all let me know,” Brown said on a live stream. “If y’all got some people in y’all mind, put em in the comments… Coco and Donovan man, they touched me. It was great to see. It was an amazing event. Two beautiful people coming together, man.”

Jaylen Brown says going to Donovan Mitchell & Coco Jones’s wedding and seeing how in love they were inspired him to go find love himself

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Brown certainly looked sharp at the event, but it seems he was flying solo while watching his peers celebrate such a massive life milestone. Mitchell and Jones, who first went public with their relationship in 2024 and got engaged in July 2025, have quickly become a power couple in the sports and entertainment world. Seeing their bond up close seemed to flip a switch for the 29-year-old 76ers forward.

While Brown is focusing on matters of the heart this summer, his on-court resume speaks for itself. During the 2025-26 season, Brown continued his dominant run, averaging 28.7 points, 6.9 rebounds, and 5.1 assists per game while shooting nearly 50 percent from the field.

Now, Philly fans have a new mission before training camp tips off: find their player a suitable plus-one.