Angel Reese posts sultry swimsuit photos ahead of WNBA All-Star Game

Angel Reese is showcasing her WNBA All-Star looks early.

The Dream forward shared flicks from a recent photo shoot Wednesday in which she wore a halter gold swimsuit paired with gold bangles, gold sandals and big earrings.

She also modeled the outfit with a fan and gold sarong.

“Yes, i am exactly who i think i am,” Reese wrote as the Instagram caption.

Athlete Vanity also shared Reese’s photos, including one of her playing UNO against her boyfriend, Magic center Wendell Carter Jr., while in her stunning outfit.

The now three-time All-Star is pictured putting up “L”s at Carter and wrote over the photo, “uno get so real over hereeee I’m literally the QUEEN of uno.”

Angel Reese posts a selfie of her in her gold swimsuit during a new photo shoot ahead of the WNBA All-Star weekend in Chicago. Instagram @angel.reese

Reese, 24, has become a fashion icon inside the WNBA, starting when she declared for the draft through Vogue after a great career at LSU that included a national championship in 2023.

She also was one of the magazine’s cover stars for the Winter 2025 issue.

The photo shoot comes off of a weekend in the headlines for Reese.

Toronto head coach Sandy Brondello was recently heard calling Reese a “protected species” while protesting a foul call.

After grabbing a rebound, Reese knocked down Nyara Sabally with her shoulder while shooting. Sabally was hurt on the floor and picked up a shooting foul.

After Atlanta’s 111-92 win, Reese took to X and wrote “ARE WE SURPRISED?!”

Both have since spoken out, and Brondello apologized and said it’s a phrase commonly used in Australia. 

Brondello was slapped with a one-game suspension by the WNBA for the “inappropriate comment.”

Angel Reese #5 of the Atlanta Dream dribbles the ball during the game against the Chicago Sky on July 19, 2026 at Gateway Center Arena at College Park in Atlanta, Georgia. NBAE via Getty Images

“First, I appreciate Sandy’s apology but I also appreciate the love and support that I’ve had for the last 48 hours. It has been very overwhelming. A lot of love and also other things,” Reese said.

“I am grateful that the league did take action on the situation that happened. There is no place for discrimination or hate in this league from anyone — from fans to coaches to players. I’m just grateful we are able to move on from the situation and just play winning basketball.”

Reese, who is averaging 15.4 points and 11.5 rebounds per game this season, is on Cynthia Cooper’s All-Star team, along with Paige Bueckers, Kelsey Plum, Gabby Williams and Liberty’s Breanna Stewart.

The WNBA All-Star game is set for Saturday night in Chicago.