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AJ's parents, Anicet "Ace" Dybantsa Sr. and Chelsea Hudson Dybantsa, have been by his side every step of the way when it comes to his NBA journey. So, when it came time to speak on them, AJ hilariously said, "It's meant a lot, knowing them since birth." Aj's father is also his full-time manager and advisor.

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