After the Indiana Fever defeated the Dallas Wings on Friday, Sophie Cunningham was seen at Clayton's Country Bar in Indianapolis. Clayton Anderson, the country music singer who happens to own the bar, spotted the Fever guard and asked her to sing alongside him. Cunningham obliged, and they ended up belting out Toby Keith's "Courtesy of the Red, White, & Blue."
The clip of Cunningham and Anderson singing, which has been viewed 1.5 million times, drew a positive reaction from former college swimmer Riley Gaines.
"America's sweetheart," gaines wrote on x.
This is the latest compliment Gaines has given Cunningham in recent weeks. Since Cunningham's ESPN profile came out last month, the former Kentucky swimmer has thrown her weight behind the Fever star.
Gaines took the opportunity to pose for a picture with the Fever guard after Cunningham's squad visited the Minnesota Lynx on Aug. 2. Gaines tweeted the picture, in which she recreated Cunningham's viral finger-pointing meme, and posted a short statement in the caption: "Little girls belong."
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The clip of Cunningham and Anderson singing, which has been viewed 1.5 million times, drew a positive reaction from former college swimmer Riley Gaines.
"America's sweetheart," gaines wrote on x.
This is the latest compliment Gaines has given Cunningham in recent weeks. Since Cunningham's ESPN profile came out last month, the former Kentucky swimmer has thrown her weight behind the Fever star.
Gaines took the opportunity to pose for a picture with the Fever guard after Cunningham's squad visited the Minnesota Lynx on Aug. 2. Gaines tweeted the picture, in which she recreated Cunningham's viral finger-pointing meme, and posted a short statement in the caption: "Little girls belong."
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