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Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull spent the day relaxing near the swimming pool before a match, and Caitlin Clark may or may not have been upset.
The stars of blonde hair fever displayed a tiktok of themselves in bikinis before their match in Los Angeles against the Sparks during a call to obtain brands of swimsuits to approve them.
“We are leaving for our match this evening. Convince us that there is a brand of swimsuit that wants to associate with two sirens of Indiana fever,” wrote Cunningham in the video.
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Indiana Fever Stars, from left to right, Lexie Hull, Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham watch the Golden State Valkyries celebrate their 88-77 victory in a WNBA match at the Chase Center in San Francisco on Thursday, June 19, 2025. (Scott Strazzante / San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)
The high comment on the video was Clark.
“The PLZ swimsuit brands comment on” Focus on basketball “,” she wrote.
In an answer since deleted, Cunningham has retaliated.
“Maybe a brand will make a full humid combination for your pale – too … we all win!” Cunningham said, according to several points of sale.
The post Tiktok has more than 1.5 million views.
It’s just fun and games – after all, Cunningham is the one who came to the defense of Clark earlier this season, which prompted the heckling on the field and several ejections. The three players also clearly became very close and outside the field.
Cunningham also called Clark the face of the WNBA and tore those who think the opposite.
Guardian Lexie Hull, # 10, Caitlin Clark goalkeeper, # 22, and the Sophie Cunningham guard, n ° 8 of Indiana fever, sit on the bench during the second half against the national team of Brazil in Carver-Hawkeye Arena on March 4, 2025 in Iowa City, in Iowa. (Matthew Holst / Getty Images)
Sophie Cunningham again had a fine, this time four figures, for having criticized the referees a second time
“It literally makes me when people are like” she is not the face of the league “, said Cunningham about his Indiana teammate during the first episode of the “Show me something” podcast. “We have a lot of Bada-in our league, and, damn it, I am absolutely for that, but when people try to discuss that it is not the face of our league or that our league would be where we are without it, you are stupid like s —. You are literally stupid that f —.”
Cunningham recalled its 2024 season with the Phoenix Mercury In his argument that Clark de Clark’s power led to more severe treatment on competitors during his recruit season.
“I know the talks that Phoenix has had in their locker room, as” we are going to show him what the W “”, said Cunningham. “I understand it to a certain extent. Each recruit coming to the league, that’s how you are going to treat them. But there is just more for her. It’s her second year. Now to be in her team and see him, I say to myself:” What do people do? “It’s just too much.”
The guard is in her seventh season of the WNBA, but she struck the big moment since she started a row to defend Clark.
From left to right, Indiana Fever features Sophie Cunningham, Caitlin Clark and Lexie Hull Applaudir of the touch in a match against Washington’s mystics in a pre-season match on May 3, 2025 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (Brian Spurlock / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Jacy Sheldon pushed Clark into the eyes and was also pushed to the ground by Marina Mabrey. Cunningham wrapped Sheldon under the basket on a fourth quarter, and the two were ejected.
In 25 games this year, Cunningham displays 8.0 points per competition and shoots 41.9% on a three -point range.
