Angel Reese (Photo via angelreese5/IG)
Angel Reese isn’t representing Team USA in France, but she’s flown over there anyway, as the WNBA is on break during the 2024 Olympic Games.
The Chicago Sky forward, drafted No. 7 overall earlier this year, has had a stellar season in the pros so far and is in the running for the Rookie of the Year Award. Still, like rival Caitlin Clark, she wasn’t invited to join the women’s Olympic team.
Reese helped beat Team USA as a member of the WNBA All-Star team before they flew off to Paris, and she followed them over there, taking in the sights and enjoying what the city has to offer.
She shared some photos to her Instagram account this Saturday, showing herself out at night with the iconic Eiffel Tower in the background.
“Bonjour :)” she wrote as the caption.
Angel Reese (Photo via angelreese5/IG)
Social Media Couldn’t Get Enough Of Angel Reese
Reese’s post went viral pretty quickly, attracting over 150K likes in less than 24 hours.
“IN MY MIND Y🫵🏾U ARE MY GIRLFRIEND 😩 🥰🥰🥰🥰,” a user commented.
“she makes the Eiffel Tower look better,” said another.
“Everything and then some,” another declared.
We’ll likely see much more from the WNBA rookie while she stays in Paris.
NBA Legend Karl Malone Reportedly Claims To Have Finally Made Peace With His Former NFLer Son After Impregnating His 13-Year-Old Mother As A 20-Year-Old
Karl Malone and Demetress Bell (Photos via Getty Images)
NBA legend Karl Malone has again come under fire for his scandalous past following an online rumor claiming he has finally made peace with his son.
It’s been widely known that the former Utah Jazz star had a son with a 13-year-old while he was a fully grown adult, though he never dealt with any consequences.
Malone, now 60, had a son conceived with a 13-year-old Gloria Bell when he was 20. He refused to acknowledge or support him, only meeting him once before they agreed to work on their relationship in 2014.
The son, Demetress Bell, went by the name Demetrius until finding out it was actually spelled “Demetress” in 2012. He was also a basketball player and went to play for Northwestern State College on a scholarship but opted to focus on football, leading to a five-year career in the NFL.
