Bradley Beal wasn't the only Beal who ended the weekend with a W as the Washington Wizards' wife Kamiah, went hard on Twitter after the Wizards' huge 149-146 win over the Brooklyn Nets. Mrs. Beal has always been her husband's number 1 fan and best believe that she'll be the first one to defend the Wizards All-Star from all the slander being thrown at the Beal name.

Sunday was no different.

During the Wizards-Nets game, Kamiah responded to Twitter personality Rob Perez (aka @WorldWideWob) after the latter dissed her husband's poor first-half performance.

After the savage response, Kamiah wasn't done. The 27-year-old model/actress kept it coming with her All-Star level Twitter game:

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Kamiah sending daggers just like her husband for Washington. We see you, Mrs. Beal.

Bradley definitely made his wife proud and put on another clinic against the Nets. Beal, the league's leading scorer, ended with 37 points – his 10th 30+ point-game this season. As his wife puts it, Beal is now averaging 34.9 points per game amid the Wizards' early-season struggles.

The two-time All-Star knocked down a clutch three with just eight seconds to go to cut the Nets' lead to two. After Joe Harris turned the ball over on an inbounds play, the ball fell into Russell Westbrook's hands and the former MVP calmly knocked down a game-clinching three. Westbrook led all scorers with a season-high of 41.

It was Beal though who ultimately put the icing on the cake as he calmly knocked down two free throws in the dying seconds to put his tally up to 37 on the evening and give the Wizards a huge three-point cushion as the final buzzer sounded.