Cameron Brink is aiming high to grace ESPN’s Body Issue or SI Swimsuit edition.
WNBA rookie phenom Cameron Brink has big aspirations. Brink shared her desire to be featured in a photoshoot celebrating the athletic physique. Two specific publications caught his attention.
While discussing her appreciation for athletes’ bodies on Podcast P with Paul George, Brink mentioned ESPN’s Body Issue as a concept she admired. However, this magazine feature is no longer available as ESPN the Magazine ceased publication in 2019. The Body Issue was known for featuring undressed athletes.
Brink also mentioned her interest in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Unlike Body Issue, SI Swimsuit features athletes and celebrities in different swimsuit styles. Brink finds the concept “super empowering.”
Once the video of Cameron Brink’s interview went viral, male WNBA fans lost their minds.
“Lord have mercy we need this,” one fan wrote.
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“We’ll ALL be there,” another fan wrote, probably with a smirk.
“LMAO looks at PG’s (Paul George) face when she speaks, her eyes say it all,” a third comment read.
One fan made a bold statement, writing, “I would trade 16 of the Lakers championships.”
Another notable fan commented: “What if Playboy called Cameron Brink?
Before being drafted this year by the Los Angeles Sparks as the No. 2 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, Cameron played for Stanford University. She represented the United States on the national team and won two gold medals in international youth events. She also led the USA 3×3 team to victory at the 2023 FIBA ​​3×3 World Cup and won the tournament’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
Additionally, Cameron Brink’s connection to NBA superstar Stephen Curry (family friend) is also generating some media buzz.
Cameron Brink Feat SKIMS
Cameron Brink is also part of a new campaign for SKIMS, a shapewear and underwear brand co-founded by Kim Kardashian.
Brink is one of the faces of Skims’ new “Fits Everybody” campaign, which promotes the brand’s line of underwear, loungewear and other apparel in sizes XXS to 4X. Skims are also the official underwear of the WNBA, and the campaign features other WNBA stars alongside Brink, including Candace Parker, Kelsey Plum, Skylar Diggins-Smith and Dijonai Carrington.
