Olivia Miles, Raven Johnson and More Show Love to Angel Reese’s All-Star Weekend Photo Dump

Angel Reese. © Imagn

Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese wrapped up her All-Star weekend with a stylish photo dump. The Dream forward was selected as a reserve for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game.

Reese turned heads with her pregame outfit for the All-Star Game between Team Coop and Team Spoon. She wore a striking Barbie-themed outfit and later complemented the look with pink hair for the All-Star Game.

During the festivities, Reese unveiled her own signature Barbie doll. She was among the best-dressed athletes on the Orange Carpet. After the event, on Monday, Reese shared a carousel of photos celebrating the weekend. This included her looks, a selfie with former US President Barack Obama, teammates and in-game moments.

“3X ALLSTAR BARBIE ⭐️🥺😇💗💅🏽,” Reese captioned. “Through it all, my cup continues overflowing with so many blessings of the unknown. I’m so thankful for the season that I’m currently in. Being poured into but also pouring into others, protecting my peace, and understanding what’s for me will be for me. Give yourself grace & keep going. Sometimes the greatest blessing is not knowing what comes next! Walk by faith, not by sight🤍🙏🏽.”

Reese also revealed that “she styled every outfit this weekend and executed to perfection.”

Instagram ANGEL REESE (@angel.reese) • Instagram photos and videos angel.reese on July 26, 2026: “3X ALLSTAR BARBIE ⭐️🥺😇💗💅🏽 Through it all, my cup continues overflowing with so many blessings of the unknown. I’m so thankful for the season that I’m currently in. Being poured into…

Fellow WNBA stars made their way into the comments section, including Indiana Fever guard Raven Johnson, Minnesota Lynx star Olivia Miles and Seattle Storm star Dominique Malonga.

“🩷🩷🩷🩷,” Johnson commented.

“my girlllllaaaaa😛🩷,” Miles wrote.

“love youuu🩷,” Malonga reacted.

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Angel Reese Played Limited Number of Minutes in All-Star Game

Angel Reese logged just nine minutes in the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game, which saw her Team Coop lose the game 129-122 to Team Spoon.

Immediately after the contest, Reese’s playing time became a talking point.

Actually, Reese has been dealing with a knee injury, as a week ago she left Dream’s game on July 19 in pain. Team Coop coach Becky Hammon limited her workload as a precaution. She finished with two points and two rebounds in her nine-minute appearance.

Dream coach Karl Smesko also later said Reese wanted to continue playing, but they avoided putting her at risk.

“Yeah, it’s hard because we’re in the timeout,” Smesko said . “It seemed like a really long timeout, and there wasn’t a lot being said because we were all just looking at Angel. When I was looking at her, it seemed like she was in a lot of pain. She wanted to go out there and keep playing because she’s competitive. She wants to win the game.

“That was more of a — I just didn’t feel comfortable with it because she looked like she was in a lot of pain. Those are some of the tough decisions that you have to make.”

It remains to be seen if Reese will feature in Dream’s game against the Dallas Wings on Wednesday.

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