Cam Brink revealed that he undressed for a recent photo shoot and left his stunned mother
Cameron Brinkone of the most media players of the WNBA With more than 1.4 million followers on Instagramhe has declared that He didn't care about “completely naked” to pose in a photo shoot.
Cam Brink, the WNBA star who asks to show his body and does not care to pose naked
The Los Angeles Sparks eaves, which was the number 2 of the 2024 draft (number 1 was Caitlin Clark)confessed in the podcast 'Straight To Cam’before the surprise of His mother Michelle And his teammate Dearica Hambywho did not hesitate to undress in Set before his mother's surprise in a photographic report for ‘Players’.
“Were you naked?”his mother asked. “Yes, I was naked”his daughter confirmed.
I think there were only gays and girls in the room. It wasn't a problem
On the cover of ‘Players’ The player is seen 23 years and 1.93 m. With an open jacket showing his chest partially.
Show your body as a athlete, to appreciate it … our bodies are our machines, this is how we earn money
“I am usually quite open. Honestly, I feel that I trust the creatives present … I think there were only gays and girls in the room. It was not a problem,” he explained.
Cameron Brink compared the “completely naked” pose with walking without clothes for the costumes
Cameron Brink compared the photograph “completely naked” with walking through the sparks costumes in front of his companions and team staff.
Cam Brink, the WNBA star who asks to show his body and does not care to pose naked
His partner Dearica Hamby joked saying that he usually covers his breasts with his hands when walking through the costumes.
Cam Brink, the WNBA star who asks to show his body and does not care to pose naked
The Sparks player, even suffer a serious knee injury average 7.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.1 robberies In his debut course, he acknowledged that “I like the art of everything. I like to photograph things; it seems fun.”
Cameron Brink considers empowerment posing in bikini at Sports Illustrated Swimsuit.
Cameron Brink, who was one of the athletes who posed in the famous catalog of 'swimsuit' swimsuits of Sports Illustratedshared his desire to make more photographic sessions that show the body.
“Just to see how your body is, as a athlete, to appreciate it … Our bodies are our machines, this is how we earn money. So I think it's always a great concept,” Brink explained at the time in the podcast 'Podcast P'.
“I always liked Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. I think it's very empowering,” he said.
