VIDEO: Social Media Explodes As Phoenix Mercury Star Sophie Cunningham Goes Braless & Panty-Less In See-Through Dress That Showed Plenty Of Skin And Tan Lines
Sophie Cunningham (Photo via PhoenixMercury/Twitter)
Sophie Cunningham cannot be stopped and is barely contained when it comes to fashion.
The Phoenix Mercury star possibly wore her riskiest outfit of the 2024 season when she showed up to a recent game without wearing any underwear.
Sophie Cunningham showed up to Footprint Center on Monday night to play a game against the New York Liberty rocking a “Get Off My Shoulders Mesh Mini Dress” from Fashion Nova.
The multicolored outfit featured a strapless dress so high that the superstar guard could barely cover her lady parts.
She also showed off her tan lines and made it clear that she had no underwear on with the outfit.
Sophie Cunningham added some brown heels and sunglasses as she gave her best model walk as she made her way to the locker room.
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Unfortunately for Sophie Cunningham and the Phoenix Mercury, this would be the highlight of their night.
The team came out on their own floor flat, and it led to just scoring nine points total in the first quarter. They made up for it in the second frame as they outscored the Liberty by nine and tied the game at half.
The second-half offense failed to come out, and the team couldn’t score 20 points in either the third or fourth quarter. They ended up losing by double digits, 84-70.
In 32 minutes, Sophie Cunningham had a rough shooting night. She scored just two points on 1 of 5 shooting from the field, including 0 for 3 from 3-point land.
Sophie Cunningham And The Mercury Need To Keep Winning To Ensure Playoff Spot
Last year was a bad season for the Phoenix Mercury as they welcomed Brittany Griner back from her Russia imprisonment.
Things have been much different in 2024, as Sophie Cunningham has been a big reason the team is above .500 and currently sitting sixth in the standings, per ESPN.
