Angel Reese (Photo via moooopal/Twitter)
We have not seen Angel Reese playing basketball for weeks due to the WNBA break over the Olympics.

Reese and the Chicago Sky will be back in action this week.

Until then, Angel Reese is getting fans riled up after she took to social media and showed off her natural beauty.

The double-double machine posted two stunning selfies in which she appeared to have on zero makeup and a sexy black top with a spaghetti strap.

Another picture showed Angel Rese in a pink top, her hair styled down, and her face full of makeup.

She also had on an incredibly short miniskirt that showed off plenty of her legs.

Fans went crazy for both pictures.

Angel Reese has averaged 13.5 points and 11.9 rebounds per game this season, per ESPN. She joined Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark as the only rookies to make the WNBA All-Star team.

Chicago will return to the court on Aug. 15.

Chicago Sky Rookie Forward Angel Reese Joins New Basketball League

Angel Reese is making headlines again, this time by joining an exciting new venture in women’s basketball.

Reese has been dominant in the WNBA in her rookie season, and now she has plans to do so when she joined Unrivaled, a new 3-on-3 women’s basketball league set to debut next January.

Founded by WNBA stars Breanna Stewart of the New York Liberty and Napheesa Collier of the Minnesota Lynx, Unrivaled will give players the chance to play in a professional competitive league in the United States during the WNBA offseason.

Reese was open and honest about wanting to play in the league instead of going overseas.

“Being able to be in Miami from January to March, not having to go overseas,” Reese said. “Nobody wants to go overseas. A lot of us never wanna have to go overseas, but some people do have to go overseas, unfortunately, so being able to make six figures within three months, being able to be housed in Miami, just being able to get better.

“Being able to know two great players that are starting something, I think it’s amazing,” continued Reese. “3-on-3 is something that I love to do, I haven’t been able to play competitively but I think I can work on some of my individual skills because 3-on-3 exposes everything. So I’m excited for it.”