Angel Reese CONFIRMS She’s Being SUED By Candace Owens – WNBA SHOCKED!
Angel Reese has officially confirmed it — Candace Owens is suing her.
The shocking news has left the WNBA community stunned as Reese finally breaks her silence on the legal drama that has everyone talking.
How did this lawsuit come about, and what does it mean for Angel Reese’s future on and off the court? Fans are split, the controversy is heating up, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Stick around as we dive into the full story, the reactions pouring in, and what this legal battle could mean for the league. Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the bell for nonstop WNBA drama updates!
Candace Parker Facing Backlash Over Angel Reese Decision
WNBA legend Candace Parker (left) and Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese (right).
(Jayne Kamin-Oncea, Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images)
Candace Parker’s legendary WNBA career inspired today’s generation of stars, but the two-time MVP sparked more negative reactions with a choice she made off the court.
The three-time WNBA champion has teamed up with Indiana Fever All-Star Aliyah Boston for a new podcast called “Post Moves” launching on Wednesday.
The former Chicago Sky player’s insistence on using Angel Reese’s name to promote the first episode sparked extreme backlash from fans when a teaser clip dropped on social media on Tuesday.
Fans Don’t Like Candace Parker Using Angel Reese’s Name For Clicks
“Speaking about Angel must be the only way to be heard on a Podcast or to stay relevant?” said a sizzling response on X. Here is the clip in question.
Even Boston seemed taken aback by Parker’s “spicy” question about choosing a player to take over Reese.
Parker, whose jersey is already retired by the Los Angeles Sparks and the Sky are closely following suit, led with the claim “I, in no way, shape or form am a hater,” but the comments on social media begged to differ.
“Candace we still talking about Angel?!” asked a fan.
“Just gotta use the face of basketball for clicks huh?” said another, referencing Reese.
“This woman needs to take Angel’s name out of her mouth,” demanded one social media user. “It’s getting too much now.”
CP3’s Decision Was Not Popular, But It Was Smart
Parker knows that big names drive views, and talking about Reese falls in line with her strategy — whether fans find it authentic or not.
She also leveraged Boston’s relationship with Fever superstar Caitlin Clark to help promote their new show, but it did not draw the same ire from fans.
Reese is far and away the most popular WNBA player based on social media following, with more than 11 million followers across Instagram, TikTok and X.
The Sky forward also has her own podcast, “Unapologetically Angel,” which notably used Clark in the thumbnail of its debut episode to generate some buzz.
Parker’s controversial decision seemed to pay off, as the negative comments helped the post generate more than 300 comments, 800 bookmarks and 1.2 million views in the first few hours on X alone.
