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Angel Reese is making the most of her time off. Reese announced she would be taking a break a few days after the Atlanta Dream lost the WNBA championship to the Golden State Valkyries and when Unrivaled rosters were announced…

Angel Reese drew attention sitting courtside in a zebra print outfit during the New Orleans Pelicans' game against the Minnesota Timberwolves at the Smoothie King Center. Reese attended the Friday matchup to support her brother Julian Reese, who plays for the Pelicans, following the Minnesota Timberwolves' 115-109 victory.
The appearance comes during Reese's basketball hiatus, having recently attended an LSU Tigers game in Baton Rouge where she was honored. Julian Reese did not play in the game and has logged three minutes overall this season, while Angel could reportedly next attend an Orlando Magic game to watch Wendell Carter Jr.
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