WNBA Fans Are Drooling Over Kelsey Plum's Racy Photo
12/09/2024 04:55 PM
WNBA star Kelsey Plum has everyone's attention on Monday afternoon.
The Las Vegas Aces guard, who finished her seventh season in the league after starring collegiately at Washington, stunned with a jaw-dropping photo shared to social media over the weekend. Plum, 30, went viral for a sizzling photo in which she rocked a low-cut white top and a black skirt.
Plum, who recently announced that she would not be playing in the upcoming three-on-three Unrivaled women's basketball league, is enjoying her WNBA offseason.
That's clear.
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Plum, who is no stranger to racy outfits, seemed to be quite comfortable in her sizzling photo on Monday afternoon.
WNBA fans are obsessed.
KP OMG 😮💨 pic.twitter.com/JFeJyqQXcU
— Ansley🏀 (@aces_szn) December 7, 2024
WNBA fans are drooling over the sizzling photo shared to social media.
"i would pay kelsey plum to punch me in face," one fan wrote.
"Kelsey Plum is so bad, like so bad. Darren Waller a generational dumbass," one fan added.
"Darren Waller with a generational fumble hall of fame. Kelsey Plum," one fan added.
"This is the precise moment i fell in love with KP," one fan added.
"men ruin everything. this should have stayed in WNBA space," one fan added.
"Sometimes you're just better off not speaking. This is that moment for me," one fan added.
Plum, who averaged 17.8 points, 4.2 assists and 2.6 rebounds per game for the Las Vegas Aces this season, will be taking some time to herself this offseason. She got divorced from her NFL player husband, Darren Waller, earlier this year.
"I've decided to not take part in the inaugural season of Unrivaled in order to take some more time for myself this offseason," Plum posted in an Instagram Story. "I appreciate the league understanding and being so accommodating. I wish the league and all of the players nothing but the best and I'm excited to watch!"
Perhaps Plum, who grew up in California, will be doing some more modeling work.
She's certainly cut out for it.
