Angel Reese, the LSU basketball star and social media sensation, has a message for her critics: she’s unbothered and thriving. Reese recently graced the cover of Vogue Magazine, and while many celebrated the milestone, some critics resurfaced, telling her to “cover up.” Reese fired back with confidence and style, addressing the backlash across her social media platforms.
Angel’s Bold Clapback
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Reese reacted to her stunning cover, posting:
“I ‘covered up’ and gave y’all COVERGIRL.”
She also shared a follow-up message on TikTok, directly addressing the frequent comments about her appearance. Reese made it clear that she’s aware of the criticism but remains unfazed.
Social Media Shows Love for Reese
Fans and supporters flooded The Shade Room’s comments section with words of encouragement and admiration for Reese’s accomplishment.
• @ficed.t: “We love a rich Black girl, let her cook!”
• @ryanthouston12: “Lettem know queen!!!!! Keep winning!!!!”
• @beautiful_lhollyg: “And they STILL mad. Great job Angel.”
• @elocin.airb: “She’s the first professional basketball player (NBA or WNBA) to have a solo cover in American Vogue.”
Others celebrated Reese’s high-fashion look, with many pointing out her natural grace and model-like presence.
Making History
Angel Reese’s Vogue cover isn’t just a personal triumph—it’s historic. She’s the first professional basketball player, male or female, to secure a solo cover in American Vogue. The accomplishment underscores her impact both on and off the court, as she continues to dominate in sports, fashion, and culture.
The Final Word
Despite the criticism, Angel Reese’s confidence and achievements shine brighter than ever. Her response to the negativity? Keep making history and looking fabulous while doing it. As one fan aptly put it:
“Next time y’all need to stay out her business!”
