Sophie Cunningham traded the basketball court for some fun in the sun, and she certainly made a splash in a tiny bikini!
The Indiana Fever guard showcased her fit figure in a photo shared on Instagram, and her fans went wild. She may be great in shooting hoops, but Cunningham, 30, also strives in being a social media star.
While in Phoenix, Arizona, Cunningham rocked a brown bikini that complemented her tanned skin. The top boasted classic triangle cups with thin straps going over her neck and around her torso. Below, her bikini bottoms’ low-rise fit allowed the WNBA star to flaunt her taut midsection.
Looking ‘Happy’ In A Bikini
The photo showed Cunningham standing sideways while barefoot on grass. Lifting one of heels, she placed a hand over her white cap as she gazed into the lens and smiled. In the caption, Cunningham wrote: “Honestly, I’m quite happy in life right now.”
Fans Go Nuts
As with every Cunningham update, the bikini post earned her plenty of likes and praises from her adoring followers. One person wrote, “Dedicated Baller. You give me chills Sophie!!!” while another noted, “I would love this woman from head to toe. Everyday of our lives. Sweet Sophie. I love you.”
A third user added, “So beautiful and sexy! Absolutely love you!”
Sophie Cunningham’s Response To Critics
In a report by The Blast, the Fever guard issued a playful response to critics over her comments about trans athletes in the WNBA. In a TikTok share, Cunningham lip-synced to an audio: “If I worried what every b—- in New York was saying about me, I’d never leave the house!”
Kim Cattrall’s iconic “Sex And The City” character, Samantha Jones, made the quote famous.
Over the video, which saw the athlete dressed in a matching crop top and shorts, she wrote: “I cannot EMPHASIZE how much I literally don’t care.”
In an interview with ESPN, Cunningham stated that she doesn’t care what people think of her.
“People love me or they really frickin’ hate me,” she said. “I just don’t care.”
Addressing the “negative feedback” about her “hating trans,” the basketball star explained: “And I’m like, ‘I never once said that.’ I think that I am here to extend love. But I also think with that love is truth, being honest. And I want to protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn’t have to go against biological men.”
