Sophie Cunningham Makes Heartfelt Plea To Motor Club After Being Locked Out Of Her Own House [VIDEO]

The WNBA offseason is showcasing other aspects of WNBA players’ lives as they are getting back to their hobbies and interests. Caitlin Clark was at the Kansas City Chiefs’ game along with Taylor Swift, while Paige Bueckers also showed support for the Texas Longhorns in the Red River Rivalry game. But Sophie Cunningham had an unexpected experience.

The Fever’s forward’s car broke, and even though she was close to her house, she was locked out. The star shared her experience on TikTok.

Sophie Cunningham Makes Plea To Motor Club

The Indiana Fever players showered love on each other as everyone shared their 2025 season memories on social media. Cunningham also shared her memories on Instagram, featuring multiple photos that highlighted her fun time at the franchise.
But in the off-season, the star needed to take the help of social media to make a plea. As mentioned earlier, after her car broke down, Cunningham recorded a video explaining her situation and made a plea to the Motor Club.

“My car has been completely dead, so I’ve been waiting on AAA to get here for the past hour [and] 15, hour [and] 30 minutes, they keep saying they’re gonna be here in 10 minutes, not true. And then I am locked out of my house. Have a great Tuesday?” she concluded sarcastically.

Sophie Cunningham
Tuesday? pic.twitter.com/y9Pb7Kevjy

— Lexie Hull and Sophie C reposts TikTok (@HullTiktok) October 14, 2025

She shared the video on Tuesday, and there have been no further updates on the situation. SC is famous for speaking her mind, and her video once again highlights her feelings about the service. Recently, Cunningham mentioned that she didn’t watch the WNBA Finals and doesn’t care about the winner. 

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Luckily, not everything is bad happening with the former Baylor player. She is enjoying the WNBA offseason in her own way.

Sophie Cunningham Living Cowgirl Life

While the bad experience ruined her Tuesday, the star had some fun in the offseason. She shared a picture of herself in a Cowboy hat. In her recent Instagram story, she shared an image of her silhouette, and for once, didn’t caption the picture, as the wall she is facing reads, “Long Live Cowgirl.”

The 29-year-old star’s love for a Cowboy hat is famous. The Fever players even gifted her a Cowboy hat on her birthday, which she wore at the training center.
On the court, the star will be a free agent in the 2026 season. She already showed love for the Indiana Fever team, hinting at a possible return.