WNBA Star Angel Reese’s 2024 Halloween Costume Goes Viral

WNBA star Angel Reese has had a busy year so far.

Her Chicago Sky quietly became one of the most popular teams in the league when they drafted her. And while they failed to come anywhere close to winning a title, the franchise’s future seems bright. Assuming the WNBA survives, of course – which it is increasingly looking like it may not.

On a personal level, Reese also went viral repeatedly for a lot of different things. Between her polarizing comments about Hailey Van Lith, her showing up an event dressed as a prostitute and her secret hook-up with an NBA star, she was constantly trending for something.

This week, Reese blew up online when she revealed her 2024 Halloween outfit.

Sacramento Kings Cheerleader’s Photos Go Viral After Jazz Win https://t.co/3u9qaP1ofb

— Game 7 (@Game7__) October 31, 2024

Needless to say, it was a huge hit:

Angel Reese getting Halloween started as a cheerleader! 🎃#WNBA pic.twitter.com/Y5o7cvKLFW

— The Reese Effect 👑 (@TheReeseEffect) October 31, 2024

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— Game 7 (@game7__) October 30, 2024

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— Game 7 (@Game7__) October 31, 2024

Reese’s brand has been off the charts recently. A few days ago, she discussed her new shoe deal with Reebok.

“Well, it started off by talking to Shaq and understanding the values that align with the brand,” she said.

“As a former athlete, now that he’s just been announced as their President of Basketball that is inspirational to me, just being able to see an athlete or former athlete shift from not just being an athlete, but being the President of the brand is something that’s important. I would love to do that one day.”

Reese is having a tremendous year so far. What will she be able to accomplish before 2024 wraps once and for all? An answer is coming over the next two months.

Carlos Garcia

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