Liz Cambage popping up alongside Bianca Censori was enough to remind WNBA fans that nothing ever really gets forgotten online.
A photo of Cambage and Kanye West’s wife recently resurfaced, showing the two embracing. Cambage originally shared it simply to wish Censori a happy birthday, but fans immediately reacted based on the former WNBA star’s past.
@hulksmashedme referenced Cambage’s 2021 controversy, commenting, “it’s like the world don’t care about what she did anymore lmaooo,” pointing to allegations that Cambage used racial slurs toward Nigerian players during a pre-Olympics scrimmage.
it’s like the world don’t care about what she did anymore lmaooo
— rich (@hulksmashedme) January 6, 2026
Others were just surprised by the pairing.
@soggythongs wrote, “Top 10 most random link ups.”
Meanwhile, @sportsbetnchill cracked a joke tied to Cambage’s post-WNBA chapter: “This would be my first OF sub,” referencing her brief move to OnlyFans after leaving the league.
Despite the reactions, Cambage has stayed active on the court. She currently plays in China’s WCBA with Sichuan Yuanda, where she helped lead the team to a championship in 2024.
“You gotta be good at basketball”: WNBA fans revisit Liz Cambage’s OnlyFans comments
After stepping away from the WNBA in 2022, Cambage made headlines again by joining OnlyFans, later claiming she earned more in her first week on the platform than during her entire WNBA career.
While she eventually returned to basketball — first in Israel in 2023, then China — fans weren’t exactly sympathetic when the topic resurfaced.
@chiefn responded bluntly: “Cause you gotta at least be good at basketball.”
Cause you gotta at least be good at basketball
— chief 🐻🧙♂️ (@chiefn) January 10, 2025
@CallahanAutoCo added, “Even more crazy because she’s not hot.”
And @76Gargoyle summed up the irony: “America, the only country where you can suck at everything and make money.”
Cambage’s WNBA journey included stints with the Tulsa Shock, Dallas Wings, Las Vegas Aces, and Los Angeles Sparks, alongside several seasons overseas. Even years removed from the league, her name still manages to spark reactions — whether fans want to revisit the basketball or everything that came with it.
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