Fans of Caitlin Clark followed me and sent AI nude photos to my family

Angel Reese says there is no hatred between her and fellow rookie superstar Caitlin Clark – but some of Clark's fans have crossed a line because of the supposed rivalry.

In the first episode of her podcast “Unapologetically Angel,” released Thursday, Reese revealed the hate she experienced from people she described as fans of Clark, including racism and death threats.

Reese made sure to absolve Clark of any blame for the hate directed at the Chicago Sky superstar, saying she doesn't believe the Indiana product is “into any of that.”

“I think it's really just the fans. Her fans, the Iowa fans, now the Indiana fans, that are like they're driving for her, and I respect that, respectfully,” Reese said. “But sometimes it's very disrespectful. I think there's a lot of racism when it comes to that, and I don't think she owns up to it, but as far as death threats – I'm talking about people coming to my address and following me home. There have been multiple occasions where people have literally taken AI pictures of me naked.”

Reese claimed that people sent these AI-generated, unique images to family members, which in turn led them to reach out to her.

The debate about Clark and Reese was a big topic in the WNBA and goes back to the two's college days at Iowa and LSU respectively.

While the two try not to fan the flames of the rivalry, which both stress is fueled by fans and the media, that doesn't stop debate shows and sports pundits from analyzing every aspect of their sports and personalities.