Roz Goldombore

But if she wants to get decked out and be femme, I wasn't surprised at all.

I was like, yep, I see.

I saw that.

And and what was funny, though, is that like I could tell that that's not her norm because like how she was walking in the heels or even how she was like moving her face.

And she was like, I'm about to steal your man.

I was crying, laughing.

But one thing I'll say is I think this Lynx team is having a lot of fun, and that's really important for the playoffs, right?

Yes.

And one more thing I'll add.

I know we're having fun, but not to get all think PC on you, but I do think this is why the stud buds are important.

Like they authentically have put to mainstream, like we're having conversations about like expressions of femininity, of masculinity, of sexuality, of like male or female presenting, like, you know, being gay, being straight, being bi, like, and on huge stages, like they're doing Vogue.

Stunt Buds have been on Vogue.

Like they have transcended, you know, doing, you know,

WNBA weekly, you know, so it's it's I think and to be censored as black.

Stud masculine presenting lesbian poopers who don't usually get that stage and the way they're doing and they're so captivating and natural, I think it's important.

And this is just one of the ways that they just naturally do it.

Paige Beckers has been announced the rookie of the year, but it was done in style with unique presentation.

Let's take a look.

Oh my gosh, that was so creative doing that on the Jennifer Hudson show.

That walk is like reserved for the biggest of celebrities and a surprise for Paige who won Rookie of the Year.