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Connecticut Sun's DiJonai Carrington shared a video on her Instagram story with NaLyssa Smith of the Indiana Fever, rocking to one of the top songs this year.
In the IG story, Smith was seen sitting beside Carrington before putting her arms over her shoulders as they lip-synced Kendrick Lamar’s viral diss track ’Not Like Us’. Carrington was also featured smoking a sheesha for the night. The WNBA guard tagged Carrington in the story.
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The two reportedly broke up last year but have since been spotted together multiple times.
DiJonai Carrington and NaLyssa Smith also bop the famous Kendrick Lamar song on Tiktok
It was not the first time DiJonai Carrington and NaLyssa Smith have bopped with Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us’. On July 1, the two vibed with the song on a Tiktok video, showing that they reconciled after breaking up.
"Sometimes you gotta pop out n show," Carrington wrote in the caption.
The video was likely taken before Smith’s game versus the Phoenix Mercury, indicating that Carrington may have met with the Fever forward ahead of her game. It was also uploaded just a few hours after June’s Pride Month celebration.
The post also features the two having identical wrist tattoos. It was DiJonai Carrington’s first Tiktok post with NaLyssa Smith since Jan. 1, 2023, when they were reportedly a couple.
DiJonai Carrington and NaLyssa Smith acknowledge viral play early in the season
Carrington and Smith told how they felt following a now-viral play in May in a game between the Connecticut Sun and the Indiana Fever.
The two aired their sides of the story on social media, clarifying what happened in their loose-ball play.
“She ran straight through me. Dawg, she held on for like at least 10 seconds, it felt like,” Carrington said.
“It’s because you were in a dream,” Smith replied.
“She swears she didn’t do it on purpose. She was like, ‘I was just making sure you didn’t fall.’ Bro, the way that she wrapped them arms around, she damn near interlocked at the front,” Carrington continued.
“How did I drag you? I hooked you up. ... I just wanted to help her up. She goes and sticks her little booty out like that. Now we vibing,” Smith said.
