Sophie Cunningham says she's had to hire private security to travel with her around the clock, after revealing that the FBI is monitoring around 20 individuals in connection with stalking concerns. The WNBA player says she's recognized wherever she goes after speaking out about men in women's sports.

Sophie Cunningham is "proud to be an American." "I take a lot of pride in where I come from, and I'm proud to be an American citizen," Cunningham said on Theo Von's podcast. While acknowledging that other players may feel differently, Cunningham says she will continue showing her support for veterans and active-duty service members. Her comments come as the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries face criticism for remaining off the court during the anthem at the WNBA Finals.

Sophie Cunningham lets her hat do the talking. The WNBA star steps out at her alma mater Missouri wearing a cap with one word stamped across the front: "WOMAN." On the side, another message reads, "No Cis, just ..." The message comes after Cunningham faced backlash this season for saying she wants to protect girls in sports and locker rooms from having to compete against biological males.

Sophie Cunningham goes OFF on Aces star A’ja Wilson for getting in a heated confrontation with a fan for pointing at her, claiming she should have been SUSPENDED, & DEFENDS the fan for simply being passionate about his favorite team 😳👀 “Us women in sports yell from the rooftops that we want equality, that we want to be treated like the men, we want all this stuff & we deserve all these things… But if you’re asking for all these new fans to come, and they come and do something a sports fan would probably do if you’re on the opposing team. And then we’re gonna go for them for just pointing saying you fouled? GROW UP… That coulda caused for a suspension, but she’s like the Lebron James of our league, so of course they’re not gonna suspend her.”