We have to apologize to Sabrina Ionescu, we were not familiar with her game and we are not speaking about her basketball skills.

Stephen Curry edged past WNBA star Sabrina Ionescu 29-26 in the first him-vs.-her shootout at the NBA’s All-Star Weekend on Saturday night.

Ionescu was already a known player in the WNBA but her performance led to even more fans checking her out. It led to a bunch of social media activity that had people taking to her Instagram.

One picture showed how she looked in a dress and thigh-high boots.

Fans took to the coment section and went nuts as they had never seen this side of her before:

Ionescu won the WNBA’s 3-point contest in 2023 with a record 37 points. In the 2023 season, Ionescu averaged 17.0 points per game and made 128 of her 286 attempts from 3-point range.

She was the first WNBA player with more than 500 points, more than 200 rebounds, and more than 200 assists in one season. During her college days at Oregon, she became the only Division I player to record at least 2,000 points, 1,000 assists, and 1,000 rebounds in a career.

She is a star on and off the court.

Who Are Caitlin Clark’s Parents? Taking a Closer Look in the Life of WNBA Star

Caitlin Clark (Image source: Getty Images)
The WNBA newbie, Caitlin Clark, is already having a hard time adjusting to the big league and with the rumors circulating about her parents’ divorce, it can be assumed that there is turbulence in her private life too.

Clark’s parents, Brent and Anne Nizzi-Clark, who have often been spotted cheering for their daughter from the courtside, came under scrutiny for their seating arrangements. The speculation of their possible rift began on March 25 when the Iowa Hawkeyes played the West Virginia Mountaineers in the NCAA Tournament.

The couple, who otherwise sat together, were seen keeping a distance in the arena. This intrigued the hoop enthusiasts, and they started questioning the marital status of the Clarks. However, these are just noises and there has been no evidence to support the rumor.

As per ESPN’s report, the two attended the Indiana point guard’s first regular season game against the Connecticut Sun. Both Brent and Anne have been a huge support to not only Caitlin Clark but also her two other siblings, as all three have strived for excellence in their athletic journey.