Angel Reese (Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images)

Angel Reese has a man.

Reese has been the subject of dating rumors for several months, with the WNBA star seemingly confirming that she has a “boo.”

The 23-year-old Reese is known for sharing much of her life on social media, but has kept her romantic relationships private.

In November 2024, the Chicago Sky superstar wrote on X that she was sick and tired of dating rumors whenever she was around a man. She claimed that she would not talk about her relationship status until she was married.

Well, a year later and things have changed. Last week, the two-time WNBA All-Star posted a set of photos on Instagram and one post that said, “ion post my boo or my money just know i got both,” and added the caption, “rebranding & yes, i got both.”

One NBA player involved in these rumors has finally spoken up to address the questions from fans.

It was made official when former NBA star Chandler Parsons asked Magic star Wendell Carter Jr. if he was dating Angel Reese.

“That’s the homie for sure,” Carter replied. The Magic star then added to his statement by saying, “y’all gonna find out when y’all need to find out. That’s my girl, though, we’re locked in for sure.”

Will Angel Reese Try To Push For A Trade To Be Close To Her Man?

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese (John Jones-Imagn Images)
If Angel Reese could, she would probably try to play basketball in Orlando, just to be closer to her man.

Unfortunately, Orlando does not currently have a WNBA team, but it did have one called the Orlando Miracle from 1999 to 2002.

One thing that seems for sure is that she might be traded this offseason.

There are trade rumors and speculation about Angel Reese being traded from the Chicago Sky, driven by the team’s poor performance and Reese’s public comments from this past 2025 season.

Reese was quoted in a Chicago Tribune article as saying, “I’m not settling for the same s— we did this year.”

She later conveyed that if things don’t work out as she wants them to, she would have no problem leaving the team in favor of another organization that’s more committed to winning.