Cameron Brink’s Stunning SI Swimsuit Debut Has WNBA & Curry Clan Buzzing

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She’s not boxed in by injuries or expectations! You know how they say when life gives you lemons, make a lemonade? Well, we might as well add a beach photoshoot, fashion shows, a podcast launch because that’s exactly what Cameron Brink did. The Los Angeles Sparks star didn’t let her season-ending injury write the narrative. When the basketball gods hit pause on her debut season, she didn’t sit around sulking. Instead, she leaned into her life-long passions, and gave herself the space to breathe, heal, and thrive. Well, that has resulted in her never being out of the spotlight and here she is again.

We know that, since forever, the no. 2 pick always had that effortlessly cool “model off-duty” vibe, even when she was swatting shots and crashing boards at Stanford. Fashion’s always been one of her big loves. She’s not new to this. Just last fall, she hit up Paris for both Men’s and Women’s Fashion Week while she was still grinding through rehab for that knee injury.

Now, people might assume she’s just locked in on basketball now that her comeback is inching closer. But she’s never been a one-lane person. Brink is the definition of a multitasker. Always has been. Always will be. The camera’s are on her but not just for buckets. This time, it’s for bikinis.

The WNBA star just made her stunning debut in Sports Illustrated’s 2025 Swimsuit Issue. Shot in sunny Boca Raton, Florida, by photographer Ben Horton, it’s a serve. Brink’s been dreaming about this collab for a minute. Earlier this year on “Podcast P With Paul George,” she straight-up said this was one of her dream gigs. Full circle moment? “I’ve always loved SI Swimsuit,” she said. “I think it’s super empowering.” And you could feel that power through every shot.

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But wait till you see the reactions. The internet couldn’t handle it. The basketball world, her fam, her fans, everyone lost it. First up, the Curry clan came through. Steph Curry’s sister and her best friend Sydel Curry-Lee was shook as she commented, “I’m deceased.” Then her mom, Michelle Bain-Brink, who is the link between Cameron and the Curry family had the most mom-but-make-it-iconic reaction, “What world are we living in? ” Tell us you’re proud without telling us you’re proud.

While Napheesa Collier wrote, “Stunning ,” her new teammate Kelsey Plum had no words but a ton of emojis, “.” It’s moments like these that remind us just how much Cameron Brink is redefining what it means to be a pro athlete today.