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Angel Reese debuts dramatic new hairstyle after cryptic post about 'never being a rebound'

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By Alastair Talbot

Published: 23:29 BST, 9 July 2024 | Updated: 23:41 BST, 9 July 2024

Angel Reese has been sporting a new trim lately after posting about heartache in the wake of her successful attempt at breaking an WNBA record.

On Tuesday, the 22-year-old star of the Chicago Sky took to social media to show off her current hairdo after the team's 84-71 loss to the Seattle Storm on Sunday. 

'Love a fresh cut,' she wrote over busty footage of herself in one of her sportscars on her Instagram Story.

'@crownedbyony by my favvvv,' Reese added, as she tagged a local hairstylist who only goes by 'Ebony' on social media.  

Before revealing her new look, Reese shared snaps of her gameday outfit - a jean dress - with curly hair before taking on Seattle, captioning her post on X: 'I loveeee me a double double but i've never been a rebound.' 

Angel Reese is ramping up her style off the court ahead of the WNBA All-Star game on July 20 

Reese broke Candace Parker's record of 10 consecutive double doubles in a season on June 30

The forward, who was named as an All-Star in her rookie season, was spotted with rapper G Herbo, 28, in Chicago last month. 

She previously dated Cam'Ron Fletcher, a 6-ft junior small forward of the Florida State Seminoles. 

The couple were in a relationship for over six months from June 2023 to March, according to People.

In June, Reese registered her 11th consecutive double-double, despite a 70-62 loss against the Minnesota, to break Candace Parker's record of 10 in a single season

According to The Associated Press, Reese is behind Caitlin Clark to win rookie of the year

But, according to The Associated Press, Reese trails Caitlin Clark - the favorite - for the league's Rookie of the Year Award. 

A 15-member panel gave the edge to Clark in a 9-5 vote on Tuesday. One person abstained.

'Today, I would say Clark, only because they have one more win overall as a team and have a 2-1 lead head-to-head,' said voter Christy Winters-Scott, a basketball analyst for the Mystics. 

Clearly this could change as the WNBA season progresses. It has been a complete joy for me to witness how both players have evolved as professionals in such a short amount of time in the league.' 

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