Cameron Brink had WNBA fans doing double takes after a photo of her in a red dress started making the rounds online.
The picture originally came from her Instagram, posted during her birthday celebration late in 2025. Once @beautifulcelebz reshared it on X, things escalated fast. Replies poured in, including a wave of unfiltered reactions and some fans taking things too far with AI prompts.
@sampson_au44113 posted, “@grok put her in a clear pvc bikini and cover her with oil.”
@grok put her in a clear pvc bikini and cover her with oil
— Sampson Austin (@sampson_au44113) January 3, 2026
@JHomes15 went for shock value instead, writing, “@grok open the door and have a scary ghost behind her.”
Others kept it short and to the point.
@deviant_thepan simply said, “Hottest wnba player.”
While the photo grabbed attention, Brink’s comeback has been the bigger focus lately. She spent most of the 2025 WNBA season sidelined after tearing her ACL in 2024, before finally returning on July 29, 2025 against the Las Vegas Aces. Now in 2026, she’s still easing her way back, using the Unrivaled 3×3 league as a chance to get consistent reps with Breeze BC.
“Cam should be starting”: WNBA fans laud Cameron Brink’s performance in Breeze BC’s Opening Day win
Cameron Brink’s impact showed up quickly during Breeze BC’s opening night win over Phantom BC.
With Paige Bueckers leading the way, Breeze BC pulled out a 69–62 victory to open the season. Bueckers handled the spotlight, but fans noticed Brink the moment she checked in.
@ImSoOtto didn’t waste time, saying, “Cam should be starting.”
Cam should be starting 🤷🏽♂️
— LakeShowOtto (@ImSoOtto) January 3, 2026
@LewSidRaps joked about the roster makeup, posting, “They put Dom Malonga & Cam Brink on the same team? Lol.”
And @dntsmileattmee looked ahead: “Championship I see coming.”
Brink finished with four points and six rebounds in just seven minutes. Nothing flashy — but for a player still working back to full strength, it was enough to remind fans why her ceiling remains high.
If you want it even more raw or tighter (300-ish), say the word and I’ll shave it down another notch.
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