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Isabelle Harrison isn’t among the women competing, but she did join the conversation on social media during Unrivaled’s debut. She reacted to a growing catchphrase regarding the significant others who were in attendance in Miami.
On Friday night, history was made as the first games in Unrivaled were played. Each squad has now played at least once, with some teams already having two games under their belts.
With all of Unrivaled taking place in Miami, the “WAGS” (wives and girlfriends) of many players were spotted in the crowd. Isabelle Harrison ended up re-posting a clip on X (formerly Twitter) of Kate Martin and others with their partners. She reacted to the clip to share how comical she finds the newly coined phrase.
“WAG is hilarious,” Harrison wrote.
Harrison, a former first-round pick in the WNBA, has been in the league for eight years now. She’s suited up for multiple franchises, including the Phoenix Mercury and Dallas Wings. However, Harrison has spent the last two seasons with this Chicago Sky. Last year, she had the opportunity to play alongside one of the league’s promising young talents in Angel Reese.
Harrison has over 200 WNBA games under her belt in her career with averages of 8.2 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.1 assists.
Isabelle Harrison heartbroken over TikTok ban in the United States
When she isn’t commenting on Unrivaled’s opening weekend, Isabelle Harrison took to social media to act to other world news. Most notably, hit social media platform TikTok being banned in the United States.
Extensions were granted for the situation to be dealt with, but the U.S. Supreme Court recently voted to uphold the ban. As of Sunday, January 19, users will no longer have access to TikTok in the United States.
This shutdown caused a massive wave of reactions online, including one from Isabelle Harrison. The Chicago Sky forward posted on her Instagram story about how heartbroken she is by the decision.
“NOOOOOO!!! The US government and me need to have a conversation RN!!!”
This ordeal has been dragging on since April when Congress and President Joe Biden created the law. If TikTok wants to continue operating in the United States, it will need to find an American owner or someone from a country that is allied to the U.S.
There is also a chance TikTok reopens its doors in the near future under another extension. Reports have emerged that Donald Trump might delay the platform’s ban when he is sworn into office later this month.
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Edited by Kevin McCormick
