Angel Reese (Photo via AngelAndKamilla/Twitter)
Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese is setting the record clear for the many thirsty men in her comment section.
Reese has given her response to all the desperate people asking her to fly them out to her games or possibly even have a night on the town that may lead to other activities, which is what we have become accustomed to when male athletes do it.
“I just wanna say one thing,” Reese says as she places brown ombre sunglasses onto her face.
The Chicago Sky rookie took to social media and directly addressed men who keep leaving ‘fly me out’ comments, stating, “The delusion that yall think I’m gonna fly any of yall out,” Reese said.
Reese then twirls her finger at the camera before touching her head to suggest that men need to think wisely.
“Yea, that’s all imma say.”
“…the delusion of thinking anybody… any one of us are flying y’all out. Be for real.”
Angel Reese addressing men in her comments asking to get flew out.😭#WNBA pic.twitter.com/gFQKVRTAWD
— Angel And Kamilla👯♀️ (@AngelAndKamilla) July 13, 2024
In this case, Angel Reese is showing just how young she is because she has no clue that men are simply repeating things that women have said on social media and now her newest response have garnered even more mocking from men.
Does she not know that niggas be joking abt that??
They really be goin out of there way to be unlikeable cuz this is ridiculous lol https://t.co/CqSLW3LS6D
— Barry Spike 🎙 (@SpikeReeds) July 14, 2024
It’s giving broke. https://t.co/PXOrUGqPqj
— 👤 (@nix973) July 14, 2024
Angel Reese Deleted An X Post About WNBA Charter Flights And Attendance That Appeared To Be A Shot At Caitlin Clark
Back in May, Chicago Sky rookie forward Angel Reese deleted a social media post that seemed to reference the league’s new policy on charter flights and attendance.
It appeared she was taking a shot at Caitlin Clark.
Following the Sky’s 90–81 victory over the New York Liberty at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Reese said, “And that’s one getting a WIN in a packed area, not just cause of one player on our charter flight,” Reese said in a now-deleted post on X.
When Clark was in town the previous weekend, 17,735 fans showed up, while 12,049 showed up for the Sky and Liberty.
