It is family time for Angel Reese. The Chicago Sky rookie star is in her hometown of Maryland with her family. Earlier today, the WNBA rookie star took a trip down memory lane and found some childhood pictures with her younger brother Julian Reese.
In one picture, Reese and her brother were both smiling as they posed for the photo. She wore a denim dress while Julian wore a half-sleeve shirt with stripes. The brother-sister duo sat side-by-side in the picture.
Angel Reese took to her social media to share the picture with her fans and wrote,
“[Julian Reese] my twinnnn.”
Just like his sister, Julian Reese is also a basketball player. He is a 6-foot-9, 230-lb forward for the Maryland Terrapins.
Julian is entering his senior season. Last season, he appeared in 32 games for his team and averaged 13.7 points and 9.5 rebounds per game.
Angel Reese dances with brother Julian Reese in a TikTok video
While Angel Reese is recovering from wrist surgery, she is spending some quality time with her family this offseason. That includes having some fun with her brother.
Reese posted a video on her TikTok account with her brother Julian. In the video, the brother-sister duo danced to Surf Curse’s famous “Disco” song while wearing sweatpants.
The video was uploaded before the sister-brother duo headed out for the Sunday Night Football game between the Buffalo Bills and the Baltimore Ravens. Reese and her brother were both seen on the sideline cheering for their hometown team. Reese got a special greeting from the team.
Angel Reese had a historic rookie season with the Chicago Sky this season. Although she only played 34 games for the Sky in the regular season and was unable to lead the team to the playoffs, her impact on the WNBA viewership was significant.
Reese averaged 13.6 points and 13.1 rebounds. She set multiple records, including the longest double-double streak in league history at 15 straight games. She also established herself as one of the elite rebounders in the game and among the top candidates for the Rookie of the Year Award.
