Chennedy Carter went for it.
Previously a scrappy WNBA player before not being extended a qualifying offer by the Chicago Sky, Carter is now playing in the Mexican league and signing fans’ breasts.
Carter approached some fans at an arena who were asking for pictures, while another fan gave her a marker to get her autograph on her chest.
The female fan had already received an autograph on her chest from someone else, presumably a player on the team who had already walked by.
Carter obliged, and when she was done signing her name she went in and kissed the fan’s chest.
Carter, the Sky’s leading scorer last year, departed from the WNBA last season after a tumultuous year where drama was afoot inside the team’s locker room.
She’s likely most remembered for her role in one of the season’s most polarizing incidents last April.
Carter inaudibly screamed in Fever star Caitlin Clark’s direction before she hip-checked the former No. 1 pick, sending her down to the floor.
How former coach Teresa Witherspoon handled that situation and others splintered the locker room, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
“According to multiple league sources, players were unhappy with the dynamic created in the locker room last year due to Carter’s behavior, which went unchecked by former coach Teresa Weatherspoon,” Annie Costabile wrote in January after Weatherspoon was fired. “There was concern within the team regarding how re-signing Carter would impact the Sky’s chances of landing other free agents.”
Carter played for three teams in four years and was also suspended by the Atlanta Dream for “conduct detrimental to the team.”
Through all of the drama, Carter was highly productive with the Sky, averaging a career high 17.5 points per game.
That is part of why Sky fans want her back, particularly so after Clark committed a flagrant foul on Angel Reese in the season opener Saturday.
“@chicagosky Look like you guys could use more scoring after Saturday’s performance. Just pick up the phone and invite her back! It’s that simple!” one fan wrote on X.
“Sky need her back asap,” another wrote.