Chicago Sky Star Angel Reese Is Facing Major Criticism For Releasing ‘Inappropriate’ Video

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images)
Social media is not too thrilled with Angel Reese this week.

Reese knows how to keep her fans on their toes, and this time, she’s done it with a sizzling collaboration alongside rapper Sexyy Red.

Unfortunately, just about anything she does will attract major backlash, and dancing with a rapper certainly brought the critics out.

Before diving into an unfiltered conversation on her podcast, Unapologetically Angel, the Chicago Sky forward and the renowned rapper decided to twerk for the cameras. Reese was really into it as she sported a tight-fitting bodysuit and shook her booty several times.

“Angel Reese and Sexyy Red out here showing off their talents 👀,” one account shared.

Over 105,000 people have seen the video as of this writing.

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“Doing anything but developing a layup package,” one fan said of her skills.

“These are the women advocating to be paid more in the WNBA……lol the comedy,” a second fan stated.

“she doing everything except practicing making layups,” a third fan said again of Angel Reese’s game.

“Reese is good at everything but basketball,” a fourth fan wrote.

“I try Angel… I try to defend you… and then you go and do this 😭😭,” one final fan commented.

Angel Reese Is Once Again Averaging A Double-Double

Angel Reese (Photo By Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images)

Angel Reese is working through her second season in the WNBA, playing for first-year head coach Tyler Marsh. Reese thrived in her first season with the Sky and established herself as one of the best forwards in the WNBA.

Now, Reese is looking to make another leap. Last season, Reese posted 13.6 points and 13.1 rebounds per game, leading the WNBA in average rebounds.

Angel Reese has posted 10.0 points, 12.3 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game so far this season.

In terms of efficiency, Reese continues to struggle with a 31.1 field goal percentage and a 33.3 3-point percentage.

The Sky are under .500 so far through six games.