Angel Reese showed up to support her brother Julian Reese in style.

The Atlanta Dream star sat courtside to cheer her brother at the New Orleans Pelicans and Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday, Nov. 6. She took the spotlight in a chic zebra outfit for the occasion. Angel rocked a zebra-print cardigan over a black sweetheart-neckline shirt with a matching printed long skirt. The WNBA star accessorized with a black quilted clutch, silver heels, and a diamond necklace. 

Angel also posed alongside their mom, Angel Reese, who wore barrel jeans and a long-sleeve white shirt. 

Angel Reese Comments Following WNBA Finals

While Julian's season just started, Angel's came to a close following Game 7 of the 2026 WNBA Finals. The Dream pushed a Game 7 -- the first-ever in history of the WNBA -- and fell to the Golden State Valkyries 68-63. While the results of the WNBA Finals did not go in Angel's favor, she is not giving up on her goal of bringing a championship to Atlanta.

"This is the most fun I've had with a group. It's the most competitive team I've been part of," Reese said during the postgame press conference. "And just because we didn't win today doesn't mean that we won't be champions in the future."

She also gave Coach Karl Smesko his flowers and praised him for his leadership in helping her improve as a player.

"When individually you get better in the offseason, you get better collectively, and you can see that Karl puts a lot of work in," Reese said. "I'm sure he's going to see all of us this offseason, and I'm honestly looking forward to another year under Karl and his development and his system."

She closed her statement by sending love to the Dream fans for their support throughout the season and praising her teammates for being a solid foundation as well.

"I'm really proud of the year that I had," Reese said. "I've done a lot of great things this year, but I wouldn't be able to do it without this group. I love these girls. I love the coaches. I think it also sucks because our fanbase back home poured into us so much this year, and we really wanted to do it for them. But we're forever grateful, and like I said, we'll be back."

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