WNBA star Angel Reese He has already proven that more than the basketball player, from the position on the cover of Vogue on the service on the host host committee for this year's target. In addition, Chicago sky The star will soon make its film debut in the movie Netflix "House Dynamite", in which Idris Elba is acting. Of course, from the conquest of the NCAA championship in 2023. years, Reese's star is on the rise, and it is all part of the plan.

In an interview with PeopleReese explained that the recording of his video was in the new Netflix movie, scheduled for release 24. October, inspired her to take her aim to become seriously.

"I want to get the duty of the coach," Reese said. .

Thanks to the advice of which, which he starred in films like "Selma" and "Ocean 8" said Reese said she was ready to jump and strengthen their fun skills.

"I'm already a model, so it's like adding Resumé. I'm young right now, so I'll do it while I'm young," she said.

According to the report from Hollywood ReporterReese has a surprise of Cameo towards the end of a new political thriller coming to Netflix.

In his stage, the Reese character meets the character of Elba at Freedom Arena, where the Wnba star is waiting for him on a basketball court with a group of friends.

Elba character shoots with Reese and discusses striking sports who had in their lives before they were extracted to deal with "disaster development".

As her first film, Reese admitted that he was "really nervous" on the set, but he said thanks to his kalmicians - including Rebecca Ferguson, Greta Lee, Kaitlyn Dever and Elba-She firmly.

"The girls made me feel comfortable," it was later, later revealing how grateful she could "work with the best".

Reese also recalled the important advice of the advice that he gave it, "Stay safe. Be yourself. Have fun."

Although the brittle record is in the WNBA, Reese always clearly gave it clear that he wants to be more than just a basketball player.

As previously reported ExplosionREESE has long been open to business offers provided while in LSU and its desire for opportunities that would come after graduation.

"Contracts don't stop only at the faculty," said Reese. "When you go to advantage, they arise, and I feel like they're even more adults. Now that I'm a professional, I can do much more."

Reese's latest reception on her out-season plans comes in days after the WNBA fans started Expressing concern About whether they would play in the second season of the unsurpassed professional league 3x3 established from the Breean Stewart and Napheeese Collier.

Reese was one of the most unnecessary first season, leading league in jumps and led her team, Rose BC, in blocked recordings. Her efficiency in the court helped lead his team to the First League Championship, which they won, and was later crowned with an unsurpassed first defensive player of the year.

Her participation in the second season seemed almost certainty; However, when the League Manager discovered that they were in "productive negotiations" with several more players, she placed concern among her fans, who shared their fears online.

"I feel like my emotions are playing. Is AR5 playing or not?" The user asked.