Caitlin Clark and Connor McCaffrey (Photo via connor_m30/Instagram)
Caitlin Clark’s boyfriend, former Iowa Hawkeyes men’s basketball player Connor McCaffery, may need to follow the same rules that Travis Kelce is forced to abide by while dating Taylor Swift.
The Indiana Fever rookie’s boyfriend is experiencing significant backlash after pictures surfaced showing him partying in Las Vegas surrounded by a crew of bikini-clad bottle girls at Encore Beach Club while he celebrated his birthday.
Despite being known for its iconic catchphrase, “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,” we live in an era when cell phones are everywhere, and everything that happens in Vegas will be known to the world.
Social media posts shared by comedian Theo Von showed the 26-year-old partying at a day club surrounded by scantily-clad bottle girls while Caitlin Clark traveled to Minnesota for work.
‘Dress for the future u want,’ Von captioned a clip on his Instagram Story over the weekend at Encore Beach Club.
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The girls in the clip even held up a sign spelling out his name, and although the girls were simply just working, Clark’s fans did not take kindly to him disrespecting her in such a public way.
Here is how social media responded:
The couple both played basketball at the University of Iowa and started dating before Caitlin Clark became a household name around the country.
Caitlin Clark’s Boyfriend Stirs Controversy with Social Media Likes Against Angel Reese
Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese reignited their college basketball rivalry in the WNBA, and things got even worse once Clark’s boyfriend decided to add his two cents.
Before Elon Musk made everybody’s likes private, Connor McCaffrey was caught liking tweets that criticized Angel Reese and called her classless, among other things.
McCaffrey also liked a tweet that stated Reese is not good at basketball but is finding success because of her size.
Despite what he may think, Reese is in the record books. She had 15 straight games of a double-double.
