"It calms me down": Cameron Brink reveals intimate gesture by fiance Ben Felter on podcast with Steph Curry's sister

LA Sparks forward Cameron Brink opened up about some facets of her relationship with fiance Ben Felter on her about-to-be-launched podcast with Steph Curry's younger sister Sydel. It included an intimate gesture that she likes her man doing for her.

In a video teaser on Instagram for her podcast "Straight to Cam," which drops its first episode on Jan. 28, the 23-year-old former Stanford star and Sydel can be seen exchanging little-known information about themselves through the "We Listen And We Don't Judge" challenge.

One has Brink talking about what Felter does when she is overstimulated in their moments together, relaying:

"You guys are gonna think I'm so odd. When I'm overstimulated, which happens a lot, Ben will turn on baby sensory videos for me. The ones with the fruits jumping around and dancing. It calms me down. He'll wrap me up in a blanket and give me like my Stanley. Yeah. Okay that's enough exposing myself."

Cameron Brink and Felter got engaged back in September, with the latter proposing to the WNBA star in Paris. They have been together for more than three years now and are ready to take it to next level.

Like her fiancee, Felter was a student-athlete at Stanford, where he was a member of the school's rowing team. As per his LinkedIn profile, he works as a part-time portfolio analyst at the Defense Innovative Unit of the U.S. Department of Defense.

Felter has been supportive of Brink's basketball career, from her time with the Cardinals in college, where she won a national title in 2021, to now the WNBA as a member of the Sparks.

Meanwhile, in her podcast, "Straight to Cam," Brink and Sydel are to talk about a myriad of topics that their listeners could relate to.

Cameron Brink looks to build on basketball career following debut WNBA season

While she has her podcast with Sydel Curry on the side, Cameron Brink is looking to build on her basketball career in her second year in the WNBA.

Selected second overall in the 2024 WNBA Draft by the LA Sparks, the 6-foot-4 forward made an instant impact on the team. She only played 15 games in her rookie season after her campaign was cut short by a knee injury, which she had surgery after.

Brink posted averages of 7.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.3 blocks, 1.7 assists and 1.1 steals in 22 minutes as a starter in Los Angeles.

She is in the process of recovery and has begun individual on-court workout and hopes to return to action at some point in the next season of the WNBA.

Cameron Brink is also rostered with Lunar Owls Basketball Club in Unrivaled Basketball League but is not expected to play until the 2026 season of the 3-on-3 league as she continues her recovery.