Reese revealed that she has a monthly rental payment that totals $8,000, which breaks down to $96,000 on a yearly basis. The former LSU standout made a salary of $73,439 in her rookie WNBA season as a member of the Sky.

Despite Angel Reese being one of the major factors in the WNBA’s surge in popularity this season, alongside rival Caitlin Clark, the Chicago Sky star said that her rookie salary doesn’t cover her rent.

Angel Reese is opening up about her finances. The 22-year-old basketball star revealed how much she pays in monthly rent for her apartment — and how her annual salary from playing in the WNBA doesn't cover her living expenses — during a recent Instagram Live, which was re-uploaded by a fan account on X (formerly Twitter).

Sky forward Angel Reese said that her $73,439 annual salary from the WNBA is just a small portion of her income.

As much as we’ve enjoyed the thrilling WNBA Finals competition between the New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx, it also means the history-making 2024 WNBA season is coming to an end. For a lot of players,

Angel Reese is a very big star right now. The Chicago Sky forward immediately established herself as one of the best rebounders in WNBA history. Off the court she's even bigger as she's fully established herself as a successful brand.

Reese was the first athlete to sign with Reebok’s NIL roster in October 2023. She became a top NIL earner after leading LSU to an NCAA title that year. Some of her endorsement deals include Reese’s, Beats by Dre, Coach, ZOA energy drink, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and Raising Cane’s. She also has a clothing line at Dick’s Sporting Goods.

Reese earned around $73,000 for her rookie season under the current WNBA CBA, but has several big endorsements to supplement her income.