Angel Reese 'in talks with Reese's over endorsement deal with her favorite candy' after hilarious social media exchange last month

By Eric Blum

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Angel Reese loves the candy Reese's so much, she had a custom artist design shoes to put her name into the brand's famous orange and yellow logo last month. 

Now, after a social-media interaction where she called her fans Reese's Pieces, the miniature version of the same candy, the Chicago Sky star is reportedly in talks with the brand about an endorsement deal. 

Reese's official account responded to the WNBA All-Star's message of 'Reese’s pieces where yall at?????' with 'Where are we? Just following our favorite player.'

Reese's pieces is owned by Hershey's, and it is unclear whether the former LSU national champion's partnership with the company would be exclusively with Reese's or all of their candy brands.   

However, the delicious combination of peanut butter and chocolate linking up with Reese may become a reality, per TMZ Sports. 

Angel Reese is reportedly in talks with the candy brand, Reese's, during her current rise

Angel Reese is reportedly in talks with the candy brand, Reese's, during her current rise

'Reese x Reese does sound quite tasty,' a Hershey's spokesperson told TMZ. 

Reese has been at the forefront of the recent rise in popularity in women's basketball. 

Alongside rival Caitlin Clark and now-injured Cameron Brink, Reese entered the WNBA as part of the most star-studded rookie class in league history. 

More eyes are on the WNBA than ever before, and while Clark deserves her praise for being a headliner in that needle movement, Reese's presence made a tremendous difference too. 

Reese has already made WNBA history as the first player to have a double-double in 10 straight games. 

And Reese's will be far from the last company that wants to pair up with the Sky post player. 

Which partnership deal is next? Clark's shoes? Brink's home security? Anything's possible in the newest era of the WNBA. 

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