"Long nails cries about it": Fans take jabs at DiJonai Carrington after her GF NaLyssa Smith says she misses 'jokes and trolling'

WNBA fans took shots at DiJonai Carrington after her girlfriend and Indiana Fever forward NaLyssa Smith took to social media on Monday and urged the users to "make Twitter fun again." Smith called for fans to bring back more humor and keep the platform lighthearted rather than overly serious.

"make twitter fun again , this supposed to be where the jokes and trolling at. yall be too serious," Smith wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

Many fans responded to Smith's lighthearted request on social media, with some pointing out her girlfriend's sensitivity toward jokes and online trolling.

"When people troll here…. long nails cries about it and call people names," a fan wrote.

"You’re girlfriend literally called the entire Fever fan base the worst fans because of trolling. You both might want to get on the same page," commented another fan.

"We had all the jokes for Dijonaise but she was too soft?" said an X user.

"Bruh🤣 this is actually the first time you’ve been funny to me. Your girl is literally the worst culprit of them all and you come on here and say this …as if things are chill and all jokesy when you see the way she uses her twitter 🤣🤣 ok you made me laugh," said a fan.

"But your girl is the softest women ever," added another.

"How about you tell that to dijonai she is the only serious one out here," one user wrote.

During the 2024 WNBA regular season, Connecticut Sun star DiJonai Carrington called out the Indiana Fever fans after playing at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

"the indiana fever have the nastiest fans in the W. ew," Carrington wrote on X.

NaLyssa Smith thanks GF DiJonai Carrington for support

NaLyssa Smith and DiJonai Carrington have consistently expressed their affection for each other publicly. Recently, Smith shared her appreciation for Carrington’s unwavering support throughout the highs and lows of the 2024 WNBA season.

My family, my girlfriend, my friends, my teammates, that's probably the biggest thing that helped me this year," Smith said in a video shared on the Indiana Fever's X account. "You know, when you're going through a lot of highs and lows, you gotta have people to lean on. So those are my big support group."

Meanwhile, when it comes to battling against each other on the court, Smith and Carrington faced off during the first round of the playoffs, where Carrington's team Connecticut Sun secured a dominant 2-0 victory over the Fever in their best-of-three series.