"She looking like the rich auntie with no kids" - WNBA fans react as Angel Reese slays glamorous courtside look at McDonald’s All-American girls game

WNBA player Angel Reese sat courtside at the McDonald's All-American girls game on Monday. To express her support for the young up-and-coming players who might play with or against her in the future, the Chicago Sky forward got decked out.

Before making it big in the pros, Reese also participated in the McDonald's All-American Game. She was part of the 2020 class and was ranked No. 2 by ESPN.

Now that she's in the WNBA, Reese wants to show the same support she received. But her courtside look got everyone talking, even the commentators, who said that the former LSU star is looking 10 out of 10.

Fans on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) reacted to Reese's look. Here is some of what they had to say about the Sky forward.

Angel Reese gets excited for LSU signees

Angel Reese had the opportunity to see the young players' abilities on the court. The star forward will also watch how LSU's signees perform. Two players in the McDonald's All-American girls game will represent the Sky forward's old school.

Forward Grace Knox of Etiwanda High School (ranked No. 6 by ESPN) and guard ZaKiyah Johnson of Sacred Heart Academy (ranked No. 13) are part of LSU's No. 1-ranked recruiting class.

While watching the game, Reese let her followers on X know about her thoughts on the players.

Divine Bourrage and Isabella Hines also signed with LSU, in addition to Knox and Johnson. According to ESPN, Bourrage is the 12th-best player in the 2025 class. Hines, on the other hand, comes in at No. 30.

Reese is looking forward to seeing the next generation of LSU players continue what she achieved during her two-year stint.

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