REPORT: WNBA Co-Owner Cursed at Teen Girls for Supporting Sophie Cunningham
A pair of teenage girls who brought a sign thanking Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham for defending women's sports to Tuesday night's game in Seattle were reportedly scolded and brought to tears by the Co-Owner of the Seattle Storm, Celeste Keaton. The post REPORT: WNBA Co-Own.
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Brimstone Report is tracking this as a curated sports brief. The source report from Breitbart says: A pair of teenage girls who brought a sign thanking Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham for defending women's sports to Tuesday night's game in Seattle were reportedly scolded and brought to tears by the Co-Owner of the Seattle Storm, Celeste Keaton. The post REPORT: WNBA Co-Own.
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- Published: Jul 29, 2026, 8:58 PM UTC
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