The first-round pick of the 2023 NBA Draft, Cam Whitmore, has a beautiful girlfriend named Mia Oh.
Cam went on a prom date with her girlfriend, Mia Oh, on May 25, 2022, and shared snapshots on his Instagram account.
Furthermore, the American professional basketball player frequently showers compliments on his girlfriend’s Instagram pictures.
The Houston Rockets drafted Cameron Whitmore as the 20th overall pick in the 2023 NBA Draft.
The top 2023 NBA Draft picks are Victor Wembanyama, Brandon Miller, and Scoot Henderson.
Cam played collegiate basketball at Villanova over offers from Illinois and North Carolina.
The small forward played 26 games in his freshman year, averaging 12.5 points per game.
He played in prestigious games like McDonald’s All-American, Jordan Brand Classic, and Nike Hoop Summit in 2022.
Cam Whitmore Girlfriend, Mia Oh
Cam Whitmore’s lover Mia Oh is five months older than him. She was born in Maryland on December 3, 2003, to parents Lara Weathersbee and Sang Oh.
Mia grew up with one sister named Kira. When Mia was five years old, her parents decided to enroll both Mia and her sister in gymnastics.
Furthermore, Mia completed high school at Altholton High School in 2022 and was a member of her school’s Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC).
Currently, she attends Illinois State University, where she is part of the gymnastics roster.
Mia is available on Instagram with the username @miaa_oh and has a following of 4.6 k followers.
The basketball player does not shy away from showing his love in the comment section of her pictures by complimenting with words like “queen,” “bae,” etc.
In addition, she is also active on TikTok, where she frequently posts videos with her boyfriend, Cam Whitmore, and with her friends.
Gymnastics Career
During the initial stages of Mia’s gymnastics journey, she trained at Top Flight Gymnastics in Maryland.
Mia was the 2014 Level 4 MD State All-Around Silver Medalist with a score of 38.200 and was crowned the Vault Champion.
Additionally, in 2016, she was the Level 7 MD State All-Around Champion (38.000) and Vault and Balance Beam Champion.
Furthermore, she was the 2017 Level 8 MD State All-Around Silver Medalist (37.475) & Vault Champion, and 2017 Level 8 Regional Vault Bronze Medalist.
Mia progressed to level 9 gymnast in 2018 and got third in the all-around and second on-floor exercise at the State Championships.
She then moved up to level 10 for the 2019 season, where she placed fourth on vault and fifth on uneven bars at the State Championships and qualified for Regionals.
Cam Whitmore Parents
The Villanova alumnus was born to parents Beth and Myron Whitmore on July 8, 2004.
His father, Myron, introduced basketball to him, and he began playing the sport at the age of five.
Having served in the United States Air National Guard, Myron is currently retired.
On May 14, 2022, Jay Wright, the former coach of Villanova, tweeted about Whitmore’s father, expressing appreciation for his service to the country and acknowledging him as an exceptional man and father.
Unfortunately, there is currently limited information available regarding Cam Whitmore’s mother, Beth.
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