Cameron Brink is quickly emerging as one of the best-known WNBA superstars as the league returns in the coming weeks.
However, the Los Angeles Sparks star is making waves off the court after posing in a seductive new cover shoot. Brink is bringing lots of attitude to her latest pictures as the Sparks prepare to play the Las Vegas Aces on May 10.
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Brink’s latest feat includes appearing on the cover of the newest Interview Magazine. The WNBA star is clearly winning over some new fans after impressing in the jungle-themed photo shoot.
While Brink’s been widely talked about her on-court abilities, she’s also drawing lots of attention for her vulnerability and willingness to express herself through public photo shoots.
Brink dazzles with latest jungle photo shoot
Many fans were buzzing months ago when Brink revealed that she’s consider doing a Playboy Magazine cover if her fiance is accepting of it. Brink is currently engaged to Ben Felter, a fellow Stanford graduate that she met during their time together at the school.
Brink opened up in her latest interview about her perception of body image. Meanwhile, she also dove into the life of being a female athlete.
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“I was literally just talking about this with my best friend,” Brink said during the Interview Magazine shoot. “I could open a whole can of worms around body image and being a female athlete. How we look is way more talked about than with men.
“I would be lying if I said I didn’t care about the way I look, but I’m trying to showcase that more in the outfits I wear.”
Meanwhile, Brink continues to appear in very public situations during the lead up to the 2026 WNBA season. The Sparks standout recently dazzled during a Coachella appearance while showing off her impressive six-pack abs.
Brink’s also appeared in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition in previous iterations while hosting the “Straight to Cam” podcast.
In 2024, the former Cardinal star was drafted second overall by the Sparks. Her selection came directly after the Indiana Fever selected Caitlin Clark.
