Caitlin Clark Has Wild “Coldplay Kiss Cam” Moment As Cameras Catch Her & Lexie Hull In The Act [VIDEO]

Caitlin Clark and Lexie Hull were caught in their own Coldplay kiss cam moment during the Indiana Fever’s win over the Seattle Storm on Tuesday night.

Clark remains out with an injury, but she’s had some significant personal news drop, with Nike releasing the logo for her signature sneaker this week. Despite being off the floor, Clark is still heavily involved in her team’s affairs and is typically seen on the sidelines cheering for her teammates and even doing a bit of coaching.

Hull is one of her favorite people on the team, so her interactions with the former Sanford star often go viral. This latest one will definitely be doing the rounds, as CC was captured holding the shooting guard from the back and then dropping her once she realized they were on camera.

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Check them out in the video below, which has gone viral on Twitter/X:

Of course, fans had plenty to say about the sighting.

“She’s never beating the allegations lol,” a fan joked.

“They def got a lil something on the side,” another surmised.

“What you think Lexie’s fiance and Caitlin’s bf would say,” someone wondered.

“I think they’re slowly turning Caitlin Clark out,” someone else added.

“They got her…… They…. Got…. Her!!!!!” a user declared.

“She’s not gay. They just care about each other. Not a big deal. I think it’s sweet,” someone disagreed.

The clip is, of course, similar to the wildly viral recording from the Coldplay concert in Boston that exposed the former Astronomer CEO and his HR chief, whose husband has since done quite the number on her.

The moment, which was seen around the world, led to the dismissal of both individuals, while divorces are also likely in play.

It won’t get that far with Caitlin and Lexie, but they still need to do a better job of hiding from Sophie Cunningham. She’s not going to be happy once she sees this, especially after CC refused to like her raunchy photo.

Caitlin Clark Turned Down ‘Massive’ $15 Million Offer

Caitlin Clark reportedly turned down a $15 million offer to play in a different basketball league after leaving the University of Iowa.

The NCAA’s leading scorer of all-time, who was a four-time first-team All-American, was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft. She was taken by the Indiana Fever at the top of the draft. Clark, 23, signed a four year, $338,056 rookie contract with the Fever. She also signed an endorsement deal with Nike, worth $28 million over eight years, according to ESPN.

But Clark had a $15 million offer on the table that she turned down, choosing to focus only on the WNBA.

UNCASVILLE, CONNECTICUT - SEPTEMBER 25: Caitlin Clark #22 of the Indiana Fever looks on during a press conference after losing 81-87 to the Connecticut Sun in Game Two of the 2024 WNBA Playoffs first round at Mohegan Sun Arena on September 25, 2024 in Uncasville, Connecticut. (Photo by Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images)Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images

UNCASVILLE, CONNECTICUT – SEPTEMBER 25: Caitlin Clark #22 of the Indiana Fever looks on during a press conference after losing 81-87 to the Connecticut Sun in Game Two of the 2024 WNBA Playoffs first round at Mohegan Sun Arena on September 25, 2024 in Uncasville, Connecticut. (Photo by Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images)Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images

The Big3, the three-on-three basketball league founded by Ice Cube, opened up about the $15 million offer they made to Clark after she went No. 1 overall in the 2024 WNBA Draft. Previously, there was talk of a $5 million offer. However, The Big3 has since clarified that it was actually $15 million.

“We offered Caitlin Clark $15 million,” The Big3 said during an appearance on the TFU Podcast.

“It started at $5 (million). But the official final offer was $15 million for 10 weeks.”

Clark chose to focus only on the WNBA

Clark could’ve made a ton of money through The Big3, or other leagues overseas, but she chose to focus only on the WNBA.

It’s hard to blame her for that. The WNBA players are going to renegotiate their deal with the league at the end of the year. While Clark’s salary probably won’t get into the millions, it’ll get into six figures. And she’s making tens of millions of dollars per year through endorsements.

Clark, who is in Year 2 of her time with the WNBA, is currently out with an injury. She’s been out since late July, with she suffered a leg injury.

The Fever, 20-18 on the season, are set to take on the Los Angeles Sparks on Aug. 29 at 10 p.m. E.T.

The game will air on ION.