Angel Reese’s teammate Isabelle Harrison’s good deed goes awry as she makes shocking revelation. (Image Source: Getty)
Angel Reese’s teammate Isabelle Harrison shared a surprising experience on X (formerly Twitter), revealing that a pair of shoes she had given away at the end of the season ended up listed on eBay.
The Chicago Sky player asked her 35.5k followers how she should feel about the discovery.
“I gave away shoes at the end of the season and come to find out a pair was found on Ebay LOL. should i feel some way about this?” Harrison tweeted.
In response, a fan asked what she expected would happen when she gave her shoes away. Harrison quickly replied, saying:
“This may be wild to think but i thought they were going to wear them.”
Angel Reese and Isabelle Harrison had a disappointing finish to their season, with Reese sustaining a wrist injury that kept her out of the Sky’s final six games.
The Sky closed the season on a five-game losing streak, missing out on a WNBA playoff spot.
Angel Reese’s teammate Isabelle Harrison shares lesson she learned with age
Angel Reese’s teammate Isabelle Harrison shared some philosophical insights on her X account.
The Chicago Sky player reflected on her understanding of human nature based on her experiences.
“With age, I’m finding out more and more how selfish and hateful people can be. Remaining positive has been so difficult
The fake words and smiles are all so superficial and it shatters the hearts of kind people. It’s both revealing and exhausting,” Harrison said.
Though Harrison didn’t specify the reason for her post, the 2024 U.S. presidential election might be a factor.
Just hours before her reflection, she expressed disappointment with the election results, saying:
“I’ve been in complete shock. This should’ve been the easiest election we’ve could ever have voted for. How did we let this happen??”
Harrison was not the only Sky player unhappy with the election results. Her teammate Angel Reese also expressed disappointment with America for allowing Donald Trump to win.
