Indiana Fever's star Sophie Cunningham collaborates with fast food chain Arby's
Indiana Fever's popular guard Sophie Cunningham is expanding her horizons beyond the basketball court. The 28-year-old Missouri-based WNBA star joined hands with Arby's, a popular fast food joint.
With a fan following of over 1 million on Instagram, Sophie Cunningham is one of the most popular faces of Indiana Fevers. Recently, she was spotted wearing a t-shirt with a slogan based on Arby's.
WNBA star Sophie Cunningham teams up with fast food chain Arby's
WNBA star Sophie Cunningham is not only known for her dedication at the stadium but also for a massive following on social media. The Indiana Fever's guard recently collaborated with fast food chain Arby's. According to multiple media outlets, Cunningham's social media handles posted about her partnership with Arby's.
Based on pictures posted on the WNBA star's social media handles, she was spotted wearing a red and white T-shirt with a slogan "Hot Girls Eat Arby's', highlighting her collaboration with brand. Sophie Cunningham's Instagram post was captioned as,
'Look who has the meats now. #ArbysPartner"
According to a clip posted by Arby's in partnership with Sophie Cunningham, the athlete was seen talking about the fast food chain. The WNBA star mentioned,
"I haven't had Arby's in a really long time, I think for obvious reasons, but why did I ever go away from them? Not bad.
Actually not bad at all. I think I'm going to go ahead and give Arby's a solid nine out of 10."
In partnership with the Indiana Fever's star, Arby's is reportedly selling the viral red and white crop top for $20. According to the latest update, both small and large sizes have been sold out.
Sophie Cunningham drops a major update on her WNBA career
During the recent episode of Show Me Something podcast, Sophie Cunningham spoke about Indiana Fever's star Caitlin Clark's sudden exit from team. The WNBA star even dropped a major update on her latest career move. During a conversation with her co-host, West Wilson, Cunningham said,
'It's fun, my first episode just dropped today.
It's unfiltered. I think that's something that everyone wants to hear about… People want real. People want positive things to cling to. It's just somewhere for people to go and have a good laugh. It's nothing serious, and I think that just kind of fits my vibe.'
WNBA star Sophie Cunningham & Summer House's West Wilson dish on Caitlin Clark, Bravo & barn parties
Sophie Cunningham is one of those basketball stars who rose to fame within a very short period of time. Her connection with the Indiana Fever even led to a crazy fan following on various social media platforms.
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FAQ's
1. Sophie Cunningham plays for which WNBA team?
Sophie Cunningham is currently playing for the Indiana Fever as a guard.
2. Does Sophie Cunningham host a podcast?
Yes, WNBA star Sophie Cunningham hosts Show Me Something along with her co-host West Wilson.
3. Sophie Cunningham has collaborated with which brand recently?
Indiana Fever's star Sophie Cunningham has teamed up with the popular fast food chain Arby's.
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