Is Angel Reese Announcing Quitting Social Media? Her Double Standard is Going too far that even Fans can not Accept this Dress and Behavior!

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the WNBA and basketball circles alike, Angel Reese has quietly deleted her Instagram account, and once again, she’s the center of a media firestorm. This seemingly innocent action has become the latest flashpoint in the never-ending saga of her public persona. Yes, folks, it’s that time again – drama reigns supreme in the off-season, where anything from social media activity to outfit choices can fuel endless debate. And here we are, right in the eye of the storm.

Let’s take a breath and unpack this.

First things first: why is everyone so obsessed with Angel Reese’s Instagram? She’s a human being, not a social media influencer. A few weeks ago, Reese posted a simple, non-controversial picture showing off her New Year’s outfit. But of course, what’s tame for some sparks outrage for others. Social media went into overdrive, with critics picking apart everything from her clothing choice to her very presence online. And yes, some even had the audacity to imply her social media activity was somehow relevant to her basketball career. Newsflash: it’s not.

People—mostly critics, let’s be real—can’t seem to get enough of hating on Angel Reese. Why? Who knows? Maybe it’s the fact that she’s unapologetically herself, or maybe it’s just easier to hate on a woman dominating the game of basketball rather than acknowledging her raw talent. From the looks of it, it’s not about the actual content of her posts. It’s simply about hating her for being Angel Reese.

Here’s the thing: Angel Reese has 4 million followers on Instagram for a reason. She’s unapologetic, confident, and real. She posts about her life, not her basketball performance, and people seem to think it’s their business. So what if she posts a picture showing off her outfit? Should we tear her down because she’s not playing the game 24/7? This isn’t a crime; it’s called living.

Let’s be honest, if any other player had posted the same outfit on Instagram, no one would bat an eye. Remember when Kelsey Plum wore that questionable outfit earlier this season? Did the world erupt in condemnation? Of course not. But when Angel Reese does it? Suddenly, it’s a scandal.

It’s nothing but hypocrisy. People are bent on finding every reason to hate her, even if that reason is her Instagram presence. She posts a harmless picture, and now she’s deleting her account to “take a break” from all the noise. Who can blame her?

But here’s the problem: why does it even matter? The answer is simple – it doesn’t. If you can’t judge her on her basketball skills, you’ll find another way to take her down. So, let’s talk basketball.

We’ve seen this narrative play out before. Angel Reese’s basketball career is treated as an enigma by fans and media alike. Some hail her as a potential top-five WNBA player of all time, while others can’t seem to get past her inconsistent layups. The reality is, Reese is a fantastic talent, and if you strip away the unnecessary drama, she’s a damn good role player—and that’s not an insult. At worst, she’s an elite-level contributor to any team, as proven by her All-Star appearance last season. Does she need to improve? Yes. She could certainly work on finishing around the basket, but that doesn’t define her entire game. In fact, the haters need to realize that many of these criticisms—like her layups—are things that can be fixed over time with focused development.

Yet, there’s always that tension. On one end, you’ve got the people praising her like she’s already a future WNBA legend, while on the other end, you’ve got the critics who can’t move past every mistake she makes on the court.

Let’s cut through the noise: Angel Reese’s Instagram posts—whether she deletes them or not—are irrelevant. It’s her basketball performance that should be the focus. Whether or not she makes layups is a valid criticism, and it’s one that will be watched closely this upcoming season. But the fact that people continue to attack her over personal matters off the court? That’s where the line is crossed.

In the grand scheme of things, her ability to finish at the basket is what ultimately matters. We all know social media can be overwhelming, and if Angel Reese wants to step away from Instagram for a while to focus on what truly matters, good for her.

The truth is, drama around Angel Reese isn’t new—it’s become an unfortunate reality that if you’re at the top of your game, you’re going to attract detractors. Whether you’re Caitlin Clark or Angel Reese, there’s always going to be a group of people who just want to tear you down. But let’s be real here: every athlete has their flaws, and those flaws are just as important to discuss as their strengths.

So, while we all wait for the next season of Unrivaled to kick off, let’s leave the off-court drama where it belongs—off the court. Angel Reese is a basketball player, not an Instagram personality. Let’s focus on what really matters: her growth as a player, the leaps she can make on the court, and the future of her career in the WNBA.

And to those who just can’t stand her? Well, maybe it’s time to acknowledge that some of your criticisms are getting just a little too personal. It’s okay to criticize her game—but leave her social media presence out of it. After all, we’re here to talk basketball, not her outfit choices. So, let’s do that.