It really shouldn't be surprising that Sophie Cunningham is a big Kansas City Chiefs fan. She hails from Missouri and was raised two hours away from where the Chiefs play. Now that she has a bigger platform to speak her mind,

In a video currently making the rounds on social media, the star Fever guard dances along to Renee Rapp’s track, “I Think I Like You Better When You’re Gone,” in a tiny bikini with a brace wrapped around her leg.

Indiana Fever star guard Sophie Cunningham is missing the rest of the WNBA season because of a torn MCL. However, she's still locked into the playoff picture. And she explained which team she believes would be perfect for the Fever to face in the first round in a September 9 episode of the Show Me Something podcast.

Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham expressed frustration after watching her beloved Kansas City Chiefs lose the season opener.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham was spotted in a bikini with a knee brace just weeks after her season-ending injury. Just weeks after her season-ending injury, Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham is in a bikini with her knee brace and living life once again.

Fans reacted to the news: “Congratulations Sophie!” A fan said. Someone else added, “Well deserved for sure!! Congrats Soph!” Another person wrote, “Congratulations! A well deserved Honor!” “Congratulations to a Mizzou legend. M I Z,” a fan shared.

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham has issued a heartfelt two-word response to Charlie Kirk's fatal shooting. Kirk was shot dead while speaking at a student rally at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. with a manhunt still ongoing for his killer.

After a trying season, the Indiana Fever make the WNBA playoffs, and some of its players are rightfully exuberant.