Caitlin Clark’s Family Makes Opinion On Angel Reese Extremely Clear
Caitlin Clark’s Family Makes Opinion On Angel Reese Extremely Clear
ALBANY, NEW YORK – APRIL 01: Caitlin Clark #22 of the Iowa Hawkeyes poses for a photo with family after defeating the LSU Tigers during the Elite Eight round of the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament held at MVP Arena on April 1, 2024 in Albany, New York. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/NCAA Photos via Getty Images)
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Caitlin Clark has had nothing but good things to say about Angel Reese during their “rivalry” over the past two seasons. Clark’s family, meanwhile, appears to feel differently.
Following Saturday’s game between the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky, both Clark’s boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, and brother, Colin Clark, reportedly liked messages on social media that blasted the former LSU Tigers star.
“Clark Boyfriend has been liking hate tweets about Angel Reese since last year and now her Brother on this app liking hate tweets about her as well but y’all swear Angel is the problem and that she has a “one sided” beef with Clark tho,” one fan wrote.
“Like get serious,” the fan added, showing off screenshots of the liked messages.
Angel Reese, meanwhile, has attempted to set the record straight on her relationship with Clark.
“Me and Caitlin Clark don’t hate each other,” she said. “I want everybody to understand that. It’s just a super-competitive game. Once I get between those lines, there’s no friends. I’m going to talk trash to you. I’m going to do whatever it takes to get in your head the whole entire game, but after the game, we can kick it. I don’t think people really realize that.”
We’ll have to see how the rivalry develops on the court in the WNBA moving forward, though.
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