Insiders Reveal How Angel Reese Splurged On Her WNBA Teammates In NYC
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Angel Reese is living life, and she’s doing it up big. Recently, the WNBA superstar, model, and media personality punched her ticket to the WNBA Finals with her Atlanta Dream teammates.
Reese and the rest of the Dream roster defeated the New York Liberty 3-0 in the WNBA Semifinals, closing out a shocking sweep on New York’s home court.
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According to sources, Angel Reese had to do more to celebrate the moment with her teammates than just post about it. The LSU alum reportedly took them out for a lavish celebration and spent a pretty penny.
Angel Reese Spends A Pretty Penny On Her Atlanta Dream Teammates In New York City
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After sweeping the New York Liberty at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Reese celebrated with her Dream teammates at Sei Less restaurant.
Sei Less is a “lively Asian fusion” restaurant that serves chicken dumplings and spicy tuna crispy rice. It’s described as one of NYC’s “upscale dining” options, where the city’s “insiders escape the noise.”
According to Page Six, Reese “spared no expense,” renting out the entire private room, where she and her friends listened to music, danced, and partied all night.
Angel Reese Was ‘Exhilarated’ To Be Sharing The Moment With Her Teammates
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Sources said that the Atlanta Dream roster ate well, including king crab legs, lobster spoons, oxtail spring rolls, chicken satay, short rib, shrimp dumplings, and much more.
While Sei Less typically closes between 12 and 1 AM on weekends, the restaurant owners kept the restaurant open so the women could celebrate.
Reese and the Dream left around 3:30 AM, and insiders said the WNBA stars left a “generous tip” for the restaurant staff as a thank you.
“Angel was just exhilarated to be sharing the moment with her teammates,” the source shared. “She and her teammates were just living in the moment and grasping the reality of being in the Finals and in position to win a title.”
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After returning home from NYC, Reese and her Dream teammates were spotted at the Atlanta Falcons game on October 11.
The Falcons’ social media account shared a picture of the 24-year-old on the sidelines. “We got [Angel Reese] up in here!” they captioned the flick.
Reese was spotted with jet-black hair and oversized sunglasses. She also wore a bright red coat, black pants, and black boots. For accessories, the 2026 Defensive Player of the Year wore gold jewelry and carried her latest Chanel purchase.
Reese Opens Up About Making It To The Finals In Her Third Year
USA BasketballLast week, Reese spoke with the media after her team’s dominant win over Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty and said she couldn’t be happier to finally be in a position to win a championship.
“I manifested this. When I came to Atlanta, I knew that I was getting,” she said, per The Blast. “This team has poured so much into me. We poured so much into each other. I posted and tweeted (on) 10/10/25 that I was manifesting the Finals and this is my moment. I’m supposed to be here. I thank God for this moment. And I’m just so thankful.”
Reese Joined Atlanta’s Roster In April 2026 After Stunning Trade From Chicago
USA BasketballReese joined the Atlanta Dream roster on April 6, 2026, after being traded from the Chicago Sky. According to The Blast, Sky general manager Jeff Pagliocca said the trade was designed to balance the roster and free up cap space under the new CBA. “We are thankful for her many important contributions to this league and this game, and we know she will continue to have a big impact on the court and beyond,” he said.
In her first year with the Dream, Reese set the new WNBA record for most rebounds in a single game (26), single-season total rebounds (521), single-season offensive rebounds (206), and single-season double-doubles (32). Additionally, Reese became the first Dream player to win Defensive Player of the Year.
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