NEW ORLEANS, LA - FEBRUARY 17: New Orleans Saints Super Fan Jarrius 'Little JJ' Robertson celebreates after scoring during the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on February 17, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images

Robertson's father, Jordy, tweeted it went well but cautioned the next few days after surgery were also important.

Jarrius Robertson @Jarrius

Surgery went GREAT! JJ is resting now with NEW, working liver 🙏🏻 We will see him in a few hours. Next few days of monitoring are big - Jordy

Robertson made headlines earlier this year when he scored a basket in the fourth quarter of the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game in New Orleans.

He did more than just score during NBA All-Star Weekend, telling Russell Westbrook his Oklahoma City Thunder needed more shooters and getting in a fight with Charles Barkley:

Royce Young @royceyoung

Great moment from today's availability between Westbrook and @Jarrius. Sign the kid, Presti!

New Orleans Pelicans @PelicansNBA

We sent @Jarrius to interview the @NBAonTNT crew...and things escalated quickly!! #NBAAllStar Full video to come

Triplett called Robertson a "larger-than-life figure" with the Saints. He even signed a contract with New Orleans on Good Morning America:

Good Morning America @GMA

WATCH: "You don't have to tell me twice!" @Saints superfan @Jarrius gets signed LIVE in Times Square!

His importance to those within the organization was never clearer than when head coach Sean Payton and quarterback Drew Brees tweeted him well wishes:

Sean Payton @SeanPayton

Prayers go out to @Jarrius tonight. #courage

Drew Brees @drewbrees

Pray for @Jarrius today as he receives his liver transplant in New Orleans. Can't wait to see you running around the #Saints facility, JJ!

According to Triplett, Robertson suffers from biliary atresia, which is a liver disease that impacts his physical growth. He received a liver transplant at one year old and was in a coma for nearly a year earlier in his life.