"Gorgeous Wow": Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham Drop Heartfelt Reacts as $66,079 Fever Teammate Enjoys Spain Getaway

Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham reacted to their Indiana Fever teammate Chloe Bibby's latest social media post from her vacation in Spain. With the WNBA offseason in full swing, the Aussie basketball player posted a series of snaps from the Land of Cervantes.

In her Instagram post on Tuesday, Bibby posted a series of pictures from Lloret de Mar, showing off the natural beauty of the famous Spanish town. The first picture from the slide showed the $66,079 Fever player [per Spotrac] taking a stroll between cypress trees, followed by a series of beach pictures.

One of the pictures she posted showed Bibby posing for pictures on the stairs, between lush hedges of a park. Every picture showed off the scenic beauty of the town, leaving both Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham stunned.

"A dream 😍," Cunningham commented.

Hull expressed a similar emotion.

"Gorgeous wow," she commented.

Two of Bibby's former Maryland teammates also commented on the post. Shyanne Sellers, who was also Bibby's teammate on Golden State Valkyries, had a special request for the WNBA player.

"can i come visit?" Sellers wrote in the comments.

Seller's financé, Faith Masonius, who also played with Bibby at Maryland, also posted a two-word comment.

"Sooo pretty," Masonius wrote.

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The Indiana Fever have a big task when free agency arrives next year. Both Lexie Hull [a restricted free agent] and Sophie Cunningham will also hit the free agency.

Lexie Hull admits to rival teams' jealousy of Indiana Fever

Caitlin Clark's superstardom immediately put the Indiana Fever on the center stage of the WNBA after the team drafted her in 2024. However, the sudden power shift in the league didn't come without some narratives, and one of them was the alleged jealousy against the Fever team.

Lexie Hull also saw a massive rise in her popularity since 2024 and became one of the players taking center stage beside Clark. In her interview with Glamour magazine, Hull opened up about how the rest of the league viewed the Fever.

"I think there is a level of jealousy when it comes to the Fever, just because of the media attention and the fans that have shown up for us ever since Caitlin got here," Hull said. "We've heard people and players and teams talking in their locker room about, 'We can't let the Fever win.'"

However, contrary to popular belief, for Lexie Hull, jealousy among teams was not necessarily a bad thing. Hull added that with teams having extra motivation to beat the Fever, it only fueled competition, and it was needed in the WNBA.

Edited by Nandjee Ranjan