Angel Reese and Chelsea Gray’s NSFW dancing lesson to $639,881 Unrivaled teammate goes viral

Angel Reese’s time in Miami has been a source of entertainment for basketball enthusiasts. Recently, Reese, along with her Rose BC teammate Chelsea Gray, took on the task of teaching Marina Mabrey the art of tw*rking.

Mabrey, who has been actively engaging with fans during her time in Miami for the inaugural Unrivaled season, shared a funny video on X. In this video, Mabrey captured Gray and Reese guiding her through the popular dance.

“You have to be able to move a little bit, she is doing all this jump jump,” Gray amusingly remarked.

“They don’t have a*s like me,” Mabrey joked, looking at her companions.

Watch the video below:

Angel Reese and the Rose Basketball Club are set to kick off their Unrivaled season on Jan. 17 against the Vinyl BC at 8:15 PM ET on TNT.

In the 3X3 league, Reese will be teaming up with Gray, Brittney Sykes, Azurá Stevens, Lexie Hull, and Kahleah Copper. Nola Henry has been appointed as the head coach of the Rose team.

Marina Mabrey shares a hilarious remark from Angel Reese about her body

Angel Reese and Marina Mabrey reunited in Miami, sparking a social media frenzy with their entertaining content. The former Chicago Sky teammates have been keeping fans entertained with their interactions on social media.

Over the weekend, Mabrey posted on her Instagram story, revealing that Reese complimented her figure, calling her “thick.”

“Guys Angel just came in the locker room and said I look thick,” Mabrey shared in the video.

Reese, standing behind her, admitted that she didn’t realize it was Mabrey when she made the comment.

“I didn’t know that was you back there,” Reese admitted.

“@angelreese5 it’s confirmed,” Mabrey captioned her IG video.

While Reese will be playing for the Rose Basketball Club, Mabrey is gearing up to represent the Phantom Club alongside Sabrina Ionescu, Satou Sabally, Brittney Griner, Katie Lou Samuelson, and Natasha Cloud.

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Edited by Nicolaas Ackermann