Everyone’s Talking After Caitlin Clark Poses with Sophie Cunningham in Viral See-Through Outfit Moment

The WNBA isn’t just dominating on the court—it’s now owning the internet, too. And this time, it’s not because of a game-winning three or a buzzer-beater highlight. Instead, it was a single photo—Caitlin Clark standing next to teammate Sophie Cunningham—that sent social media into overdrive.

The image, snapped ahead of Saturday’s Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky matchup, shows the two Fever stars posing side by side. Caitlin, ever the composed and polished figure, opted for a clean, business-chic look. But it was Sophie’s outfit—a barely-there pair of short shorts paired with a sheer, see-through top—that stole the spotlight and ignited a wave of speculation, admiration, and more than a few wild comments.

Since joining the Fever during the offseason, Sophie Cunningham has quickly bonded with Caitlin Clark. The chemistry between the two stars—both on and off the court—has sparked more than just basketball analysis. Fans are now openly speculating whether there’s more than just friendship brewing between them.

And while neither athlete has addressed the rumors, their playful public interactions and now this viral fashion moment have only added fuel to the fire.

Sophie, with her bold and confident style, draped her arm around Clark like a woman with nothing to hide. Caitlin, meanwhile, smiled with an air of understated cool, giving the sense that she knew exactly what they were doing—and exactly how much buzz it would generate.

Fans wasted no time turning the photo into a social media moment.

“Cute couple,” one user quipped, with a wink and a crying-laugh emoji.

“No thoughts, just barking quietly,” joked another—though the comment section suggested they weren’t the only one feeling flustered.

“Does Sophie have an OF? Asking for a friend,” one X (formerly Twitter) user posted, referencing adult content platforms in jest.

Others were more sincere, commenting on their charisma and chemistry:

“They look good together. Like, really good together.”

“Start a league in Denver please!” wrote one fan who clearly wants more Fever action—on and off the court.

But for all the playful speculation, it’s clear that fans are loving the vibe between these two athletes—whether it’s a deep friendship or something more.

Let’s not forget the context: both Clark and Cunningham missed Saturday’s game due to injury, but that didn’t stop the Fever from completely dominating Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky. Indiana crushed Chicago 79-52—their second blowout win over the Sky this season.

Even sidelined, Clark and Cunningham found a way to command attention, shifting the spotlight from game stats to off-court charisma. Their fashion choices created contrast—Caitlin as the clean-cut “face of the league,” Sophie as the bold, boundary-pushing wildcard. Together? A PR dream and a social media juggernaut.

The WNBA has long been criticized for lacking off-court storylines and personalities that break into the mainstream. That’s changed. Fast.

Stars like Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and now Sophie Cunningham are proving that style, swagger, and storylines matter. Whether it’s intentional or not, the way these players present themselves—through fashion, interaction, or subtle social cues—is rewriting the script for how WNBA athletes are marketed.

This isn’t just about basketball anymore. It’s about brand—and Clark and Cunningham are building one together that’s resonating far beyond Indiana.

While fans are still catching their breath from the viral moment, speculation continues on whether this was a one-off appearance or part of a bigger personal (or marketing) rollout. Could the Fever lean into this chemistry for promotional campaigns? Could brands swoop in to sponsor the duo? It wouldn’t be surprising. After all, personality sells—and Clark and Cunningham are quickly proving they’ve got it in spades.

One thing is clear: whether they’re suited up in jerseys or jaw-dropping outfits, these two are commanding attention in a way that few in the league have managed before. And for a league on the rise, that’s exactly what it needs.

So while the WNBA season heats up, fans will be watching not just for three-pointers and assists—but for outfits, body language, and every interaction between Caitlin and Sophie. Because when chemistry is this undeniable, the court is only half the story.