Fans Are Asking the Same Question After Caitlin Clark's Personal Admission
Fans Are Asking the Same Question After Caitlin Clark's Personal Admission originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark may be sidelined due to a quad injury, but that hasn't stopped her from making headlines.
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Clark has been out for nearly two weeks now, although she is set to be re-evaluated this weekend. Her absence has been deeply felt by the Fever, who have only won once in the three games she has missed.
The 23-year-old guard averaged 19.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 9.3 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.0 blocks per game for Indiana prior to her injury.
While she's sidelined, though, Clark has been showing her support for the team by joining them at practices and sitting on the sidelines during games. She has also stayed largely active on social media, joking with her teammates, cheering them on and generally just having fun.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) takes photos of her teammates warming up before the game against the Washington Mystics.Emily Faith Morgan-Imagn Images
On Friday, Clark caught the attention of many once again after the Fever featured her in a "Get To Know" post. Aside from revealing her favorite actor, animal, emoji and even condiment, she also mentioned her top movie choice.
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Clark revealed that she loves the movie "Parent Trap," prompting many to comment and approve her pick. However, several others couldn't help but ask which specific "Parent Trap" movie she's referring to.
After all, prior to the 1998 "Parent Trap" movie featuring Lindsay Lohan, there was another "The Parent Trap" movie from 1961 featuring Hayley Mills. The older version actually spawned a film series.
"OG Parent Trap or the Lindsay Lohan one?" a fan wrote. Another one asked, "Wait, but which parent trap though? Lindsay Lohan?"
A commenter added, "@caitlinclark22 - the original or the Lohan version?"
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"Wait which parent trap??" a poster further stated.
A social media user remarked, "@caitlinclark22 the old parent trap or newer version?"
"Which parent trap? Hailey Mills or LL?" a sixth supporter inquired.
It's unclear if Clark will ever answer the fans' questions, although she still has some time to engage with her followers while she nurses her injury.
Related: ESPN Predicts Indiana Fever to Beat Angel Reese's Chicago Sky Even Without Caitlin Clark
Related: Caitlin Clark's Favorite Animal is Turning Heads
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 7, 2025, where it first appeared.
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