Angel Reese busts bachelorette party-like dance moves for WNBA All-Star night out

All-Star Barbie is making Scottsdale her playground for the WNBA All-Star weekend, and this TikTok dance is the cherry on top.
Angel Reese speaks to members of the media during the WNBA All-Star media day at Footprint Center in Phoenix.
Angel Reese speaks to members of the media during the WNBA All-Star media day at Footprint Center in Phoenix. / Diannie Chavez/The Republic / USA TODAY
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All-Star Barbie is giving Vegas Barbie a run for her money.

After an action-packed time in Las Vegas, it would have been hard for Chicago Sky rookie-phenom and fashion-maven Angel Reese to match such a good time. All-Star Barbie is proving otherwise.

It looks like Reese had a slaying good night before WNBA All-Star Game Saturday (based on her Instagram Story) with her “BADDIE FRIENDDDD” Jasmine Reed, an Oregon Duck track-and-field athlete and social media influencer.

The duo highlighted their night with of course the prerequisite TikTok dance routine. Chi-Town Barbie chose her favorite summer hit, Latto’s “Big Mama,” to highlight their tantalizing moves.

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Maybe Reese was celebrating her half-court shootout win vs. Caitlin Clark, or maybe she was going after fellow LSU social-media superstar Livvy Dunne for best summer ever.

One thing is certain. All-Star Barbie and Vegas Barbie are making Chi-Town Barbie very jealous.

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