Angel Reese and 7 times she had the time of her life during Super Bowl weekend
It's not uncommon to see Reese at anything NFL-related. She's previously been to Ravens games and even hit up a Panthers-Bears matchup last year. So, it shouldn't shock anyone that she was enjoying the festivities in New Orleans ahead of this year's Super Bowl.
She attended a Fanatics Super Bowl party and participated in the NFL's celebrity flag football game. That's right. Reese coached Kai Cenat's team, and the results were as hilarious as you would think. Reese wasn't afraid to tell Kai she'd bench him if he didn't play well. WELP.
Here's 6 more times of Angel totally having a blast during Super Bowl weekend:
LSU legends Angel Reese and Jayden Daniels 🤝#SBLIX Flag Football game on NFL YouTubehttps://t.co/125PRZjTqZ pic.twitter.com/SlYwlnat04
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