Watch: Caitlin Clark steals the limelight as she dances with boyfriend Connor McCaffery to "Let Me Love You" song

Caitlin Clark is no stranger to shining on and off the basketball court. This weekend, Clark stayed busy, appearing at a fundraising event for the Indiana Pacers on Saturday night before enjoying what appeared to be a Halloween party with her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, on Sunday night.

A video posted by New York-based fashion stylist Dan Solomon on his Instagram story captured Clark and McCaffery dancing together at the party, singing along to "Let Me Love You" by Mario.

Caitlin Clark and Connor McCaffrey have been together since April 2023. They often share glimpses into their relationship on their social media pages.

Connor McCaffery is a graduate of the University of Iowa and played on the Hawkeyes' men's basketball team from 2017 to 2023. After college, he landed a role as a team assistant for the Indiana Pacers before becoming an assistant coach for the Butler Bulldogs' men's basketball team.

Caitlin Clark concluded her rookie season in the WNBA after losing in two games to the Connecticut Sun in the first round of the playoffs. Clark was one vote away from being a unanimous selection for the WNBA Rookie of the Year and received an All-WNBA first-team nod.

In her first season, Clark averaged 19.2 points, 8.4 assists and 5.7 rebounds per game, shooting 34.4% from 3-point range.

Caitlin Clark shines at fundraising event with Connor McCaffery

Caitlin Clark made an appearance at an Indiana Pacers charity event along with Connor McCaffery on Saturday night.

Clark met fellow Indiana star Tyrese Haliburton, the star point guard of the Pacers, at the fundraiser.

The fundraiser benefits the Pacers Foundation, which reinvests in communities throughout Indiana. The foundation also offers grants and scholarships to help children with their education.

Founded in 1993, the foundation's mission is to "empower young people and invest in community partnerships addressing equity and justice in education, health and safety."

Both players have been instrumental for Indiana the past year, with Clark helping the Fever break its postseason dry spell and Haliburton steering the Pacers to the Eastern Conference finals.