Caitlin Clark, the standout star of the Indiana Fever, is well-known for her playful presence on social media. Whether it’s poking fun at friends or fellow athletes, she has a knack for turning everyday moments into online entertainment. Recently, Clark took to social media to troll her former Iowa teammates, Jada Gyamfi and Hannah Stuelke, after they posted a video of themselves dancing on TikTok. Instead of offering praise for their moves, Clark couldn’t resist throwing some lighthearted shade. In the comment section, she joked, “More film and sleeping. Less TikTok.”
The video was shared by Gyamfi, who immediately responded to Clark’s teasing with a hilarious warning. “I’m so close to blocking you on socials,” Gyamfi commented back. Of course, the playful exchange was all in good fun, and despite the lighthearted banter, it’s clear there’s no ill will between these close-knit friends. The back-and-forth between the three is just one example of the strong bond they share, even after their time playing together at Iowa.
Clark, Gyamfi, and Stuelke all started playing for the Hawkeyes in 2022. Clark was already in her third year with the program, while the other two newcomers quickly became integral to the team. Although their time on the same squad was short, they formed a lasting friendship. Their shared experiences both on and off the court have led to this ongoing, good-natured ribbing on social media.
This isn’t the first time Caitlin Clark has used her platform to have fun at someone else’s expense. Earlier, she had targeted Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton, jokingly commenting on his toes, which sparked a response from Haliburton’s girlfriend. Clearly, Clark enjoys using social media as a way to bond with others and keep the humor flowing. Despite her playful trolling, Clark’s online antics always seem to strengthen her relationships with teammates, friends, and even rivals.
For fans who follow Caitlin Clark and her former teammates on social media, it’s clear that their bond extends beyond the basketball court. Whether it’s sharing a laugh over a TikTok video or making fun of each other in the most harmless way, their friendship remains as strong as ever. After all, sometimes a little teasing is the best way to show affection.
