WNBA Star Kysre Gondrezick Proves She Doesn’t Give Two F–ks: Releases Fully Nude Snaps From Her Sizzling Playboy Shoot [PHOTOS]

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Kysre Gondrezick posing in bra and pantiesKysre Gondrezick (Photo via Instagram)

Kysre Gondrezick’s ultimate destination in life just might be becoming a model, and it is coming true right before our eyes.

Last month, she took her X account and posted four pictures that showed she was completely nude while taking glamour shots in a robe. Now, she is getting paid to do it.

Gondrezick, a former first-round pick from West Virginia, just became the first black professional athlete to grace Playboy.

In the pictures, the WNBA free agent was fully nude in some of her shots. One picture showed her completely topless while sporting cheetah-print panties and an unzipped jacket. A second picture showed her lying on her back in bed with no underwear.

A third picture was of her in a bra and panties, while a fourth was of her panties pulled down on her cheeks. Another snap of Kysre Gondrezick had her completely bottomless while reading a book, while another had her with one boob out of her white top.


This photoshoot comes after the former Chicago Sky player was named Playboy’s Miss June.

 

Kysre Gondrezick Is Unlikely To Get Back In The WNBA

Kysre Gondrezick in bronze dressKysre Gondrezick (Photo via Instagram)

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Kysre Gondrezick is making headlines for more than her basketball skills. The former WNBA standout is fresh off being named Playboy’s Miss June 2025, marking a first in the magazine’s history: a professional female basketball player earning the Playmate title.

While Gondrezick is currently a free agent, her modeling days appear to be in full swing.

Gondrezick’s basketball journey began at West Virginia and Michigan, which led to her being drafted as the fourth overall pick in the 2021 WNBA Draft. She played for the Indiana Fever in 2021, but would soon be cut from the roster.

After her father’s death, Kysre Gondrezick lost sight of “the fun in the game.”

She returned to the league in 2024 with the Chicago Sky. The Chicago Sky waived her after averaging just 3.2 minutes per game. She didn’t sign with another team for the rest of the 2024 season.

It should be noted that Gondrezick emphasized that this transition is not a departure from her identity but an expansion. “What people label as a transition, I embody as evolution. I’m not stepping outside of who I am. I’m building a multidimensional brand,” she said (via TMZ).