LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
In a stunning turn of events, Rabbitohs sensation Latrell Mitchell has finally spoken out on the controversial white powder saga, following a meeting with Souths bigwigs.
The star fullback, who has faced a rollercoaster season both on and off the pitch, found himself in hot water after a photo surfaced of him in a compromising position.
After a tense meeting at the club's headquarters, Mitchell emerged with a heavy heart and a vow to do better.
"I just had a good yarn to them," he said to the press, hinting at the gravity of the situation.
When pressed for details about the incriminating photo, Mitchell simply shrugged it off, stating, "To be honest, I don't really know, we'll just leave it there, aye."
In a true display of sportsmanship, the Rabbitohs star took to social media shortly after to express his desire for redemption.
"Sometimes in life you make poor decisions and I have accepted that.
As a man, a family man, a Club man, I want to do better," Mitchell shared on his Instagram story.
As the NRL community waits with bated breath, it remains to be seen how this saga will unfold for the talented fullback.
Only time will tell if Mitchell can rise above this setback and prove his worth to his team and fans.
Let the game continue.