Angel Reese FURIOUS After Caitlin Clark Gets LPGA INVITE! “Why Not Me?!”

The WNBA offseason just got heated — and this time, it’s not about basketball. According to multiple reports, Angel Reese is furious after learning that Caitlin Clark received an exclusive invite to participate in a special LPGA Tour event in Florida alongside golf legend Annika Sörenstam. The invitation, seen by many as a crossover celebration of women’s sports excellence, has allegedly triggered major tension behind the scenes.

Sources close to Reese claim the Chicago Sky forward felt “disrespected and overlooked” after Clark was chosen as one of only a few celebrity athletes for the high-profile event. While Clark has spent much of her offseason expanding her reach across sports and media, Reese has reportedly grown frustrated watching the former Iowa superstar dominate headlines week after week.

“Angel believes she’s done just as much for women’s basketball, if not more, when it comes to visibility and personality,” one insider revealed. “She doesn’t understand why all the major invitations and brand deals seem to go to Caitlin.”

The LPGA event itself — which brought together Olympic gold medalists, global influencers, and professional golfers — was meant to highlight collaboration among women athletes. But instead, it has spotlighted growing tension between two of the WNBA’s biggest young stars. Clark’s appearance, which quickly went viral online, showed her joking with golfers, interacting with fans, and even hitting a clean drive off the tee that wowed the crowd.

Meanwhile, Reese took to social media shortly after the footage aired, posting a cryptic message that fans quickly linked to the situation: “Crazy how some people get ALL the calls. Must be nice.” Within minutes, “Angel Reese” began trending on X, as fans debated whether she was taking a shot at Clark, the WNBA, or both.

Clark’s camp has remained silent, maintaining that she was simply invited due to her growing role as a face of women’s sports. A Fever team representative commented briefly, saying, “Caitlin was honored to support women’s athletics beyond basketball. There’s no controversy here.”

But for Reese, who has long been vocal about fairness and recognition in the league, this latest moment adds to a list of perceived slights. Despite her popularity and charisma, she’s yet to receive the same level of brand exposure or crossover invitations that Clark enjoys. Analysts point out that Clark’s media presence has skyrocketed — from endorsement deals with Nike and State Farm to appearances on ESPN and even golf tournaments — positioning her as a transcendent figure for women’s sports.

Social media has split sharply over the feud. Some fans sympathize with Reese, arguing that her fiery personality and championship pedigree deserve more respect. Others believe the league should celebrate Clark’s mainstream success rather than criticize it.

As one user posted bluntly: “Angel, if you want those invites — keep building bridges, not burning them.”

The WNBA has declined to comment on the matter, but the tension between two of its brightest stars may be impossible to ignore. With the 2026 season fast approaching, this off-court drama is already fueling headlines — and fans are watching every move.

Because in today’s WNBA, every swing, every invite, and every quote goes viral.