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Incoming LA Sparks sophomore Cameron Brink teased fans with a preview of her upcoming podcast, “Straight to Cam,” on Thursday. The sneak peek featured a lighthearted chat with co-host Sydel Curry, sister of Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry.
In the 54-second clip, Brink and Sydel shared their thoughts on dating preferences, with the Sparks center revealing one of her biggest pet peeves about proposals.
“I would be really mad if Ben (Felter) proposed to me when I looked like Adam Sandler,” Brink said in the preview.
When asked what she meant, Brink explained that she often resembles the actor in the mornings, alluding to his signature baggy and casual style.
Cameron Brink got engaged to her longtime boyfriend, Ben Felter, following his romantic proposal in September.
Brink announced the engagement on Instagram, writing:
“Yes in every lifetime 🤍♾️.”
Thankfully for Brink, the proposal didn’t involve her “Adam Sandler” look but instead took place in Paris, in front of the Eiffel Tower — a picturesque and formal moment fitting for the City of Love.
READ: Cameron Brink says “yes in every lifetime” as boyfriend Ben Felter proposes in romantic Eiffel Tower setting
See the photos below.
Brink and Felter have been together for over three years. Brink was a star on the women’s basketball team and Felter played on the men’s rowing team at Stanford.
READ: Cameron Brink’s fiancé Ben Felter drops 3-word reaction as Sparks star responds to fans’ comments on their engagement
In the podcast preview, Brink also shared her candid opinion on dating, saying:
“Dating is the worst. Imagine asking someone their favorite color.”
Cameron Brink talks about launching podcast
Cameron Brink is gearing up to debut her new podcast, “Straight to Cam,” which she co-hosts with Sydel Curry. The show is produced by Wave Sports & Entertainment, and Brink expressed her excitement for the collaboration.
“Wave’s reputation as a leader in athlete-driven storytelling makes them the perfect partner to share my journey and bring fans closer to my world on and off the court,” Brink said in a statement.
“With ‘Straight to Cam,’ we’re not just talking about sports — we’re creating a space to celebrate the culture, community, and candid moments that make life in the W so unique. I can’t wait for everyone to come along for the ride.”
The podcast joins Wave’s lineup of hit shows, including “Podcast P with Paul George” and “New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce.”
According to a press release, “Straight to Cam” will cover a wide array of topics, including pop culture, sports, dating and self-care.
Edited by John Ezekiel Hirro
