20 PATHETIC Angel Reese Lies EXPOSED, The WNBA Has FINALLY Had ENOUGH!
20 PATHETIC Angel Reese Lies EXPOSED, The WNBA Has FINALLY Had ENOUGH!
It’s the difference between being selfish and being selfless. Caitlin Clark: “Point Goddess”
It was a contest between Swoopes and Reese, on that podcast, to see who could stoop the lowest with their despicable jealousy and insults towards Clark. It was a tie!!! But between them, the low they’ll go to has no measure!!! One is renamed as a Legend in the Hall Of Shame and the other has no shame at all!!!!
Angel Reese Under Fire After Controversial Post Aimed at Taylor Swift Fans
Angel Reese’s podcast interview with Travis Kelce’s ex, Kayla Nicole, continues to generate drama.
Angel Reese shared a controversial comment seen as a dig against Taylor Swift’s fans — and now is taking heat for it.
The Chicago Sky star spoke out about the singer’s fans during an appearance on her “Unapologetically Angel” podcast with guest Kayla Nicole, the now ex-girlfriend of Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce. Nicole revealed that she has been subject to abuse from Swift’s fans and avoids seeing Kelce in person due to the backlash.
The appearance led to some pushback, with some of Swift’s fans claiming that Reese was unnecessarily stirring up drama over a long-ended relationship. Reese appeared to clap back, sharing a post on X that read “hating pays too.”
“I can’t believe am gonna defend Kayla..but regardless of her inner issues, you used her for clicks and engagement..set her up with weird questions for hate.. Enjoy your payment..but you’re pathetic jealous unprofessional woman,” a fan posted on X.
“Sad when you have to rely on hate instead of talent…I know a couple of women who sure don’t. At least you’re finally admitting it, ig,” one person posted, sharing pictures of Swift and Caitlin Clark.
But the criticism went both ways, with some calling out Swift’s fans for their role in the drama.
“Taylor Swift fan club attacking Angel Reese is funny as hell. That woman lives for the drama,” a fan wrote on X. “Her game reflects it.”
