Angel Reese’s HILARIOUS REACTION To Caitlin Clark’s CRAZY Ticket Prices!

The WNBA is buzzing — and not just because of the electrifying play on the court. The Caitlin Clark effect is real, and ticket prices are skyrocketing. But it was Angel Reese’s priceless reaction that had fans everywhere laughing.

In a recent post-practice media session, Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese was asked about the hype surrounding her former college rival Caitlin Clark — and particularly the wild surge in ticket prices for games featuring the Indiana Fever.

Her response?

“Girl, I might have to buy a ticket myself — if I can even afford one!” Reese said, throwing her head back in mock shock. “Y’all saw those prices? I said, ‘Is Beyoncé performing at halftime or what?’”

The room erupted in laughter, and the clip quickly went viral.

The friendly banter between Reese and Clark dates back to their NCAA days, where their on-court rivalry lit up women’s college basketball. Now both rookies in the WNBA, their competitive chemistry has carried over — but it’s clear there’s mutual respect underneath the playful jabs.

Ticket prices for Clark’s debut games with the Indiana Fever have reached unprecedented levels for the league. Some lower-bowl seats are going for over $1,000 on resale platforms, and entire sections are selling out minutes after release.

Reese, drafted by the Chicago Sky just a few spots after Clark, acknowledged the moment with humor and humility.

“Look, Caitlin’s done a lot for the game,” Reese said. “We’re all benefiting from the attention she’s brought in. I just didn’t know I needed a second job to go see her play!”

Fans on social media ate it up. The quote trended on Twitter/X under the tag #ReeseOnClark, with users praising Reese for keeping things light and relatable.

One fan tweeted, “Angel Reese is ALL of us looking at those ticket prices,” while another joked, “I just sold my car so I can sit courtside at Fever vs. Sky.”

The WNBA has seen a massive surge in viewership and ticket demand this season, thanks largely to the influx of star rookies like Clark, Reese, and Cameron Brink. With this new generation bringing style, personality, and college-level fan bases into the league, the spotlight has never been brighter.

But for Reese, it’s not just about ticket prices — it’s about rising together.

“I love that people are finally paying attention,” Reese said. “Whether you’re here for Caitlin, for me, or for anybody else, you’re watching women’s basketball. That’s what matters.”

Still, she couldn’t resist one more playful jab.

“I told Caitlin she better give out popcorn and a selfie for those prices,” Reese laughed. “She out here like the Drake of the WNBA!”

The Fever and Sky are set to meet multiple times this season, and the anticipation is sky-high. The Clark-Reese rivalry promises to be one of the most entertaining matchups in recent WNBA memory, drawing fans from across the country.

Both players have embraced the spotlight — Clark with her dazzling shooting and court vision, Reese with her defensive tenacity and magnetic personality. Together, they’re helping usher in a new era for the league.

As for the next time they meet?

“I’ll be ready,” Reese said with a smirk. “And maybe I’ll bring my own popcorn — since I can’t afford the seats!”

One thing’s clear: the WNBA is thriving, the rivalries are real, and Angel Reese just might have a second career in stand-up.