WNBA star Cameron Brink said this week she would consider posing for Playboy at some point in the future, though she added there is a condition that would need to be met first, as reported by The New York Post.

During an interview with TMZ Sports, the Los Angeles Sparks forward said she is open to the idea but emphasized that the decision would depend on her fiancé, Ben Felter.

“We’ll see,” Brink said when asked about the possibility. “Maybe. If my fiancé approves.”

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Brink, 24, has previously appeared in high-profile modeling projects. Last year, she modeled several bikinis for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

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She also said she went “fully naked” for a separate photoshoot with Players magazine, expanding her portfolio beyond the basketball court.

A Playboy appearance by a WNBA player would not be unprecedented. Former Chicago Sky guard Kysre Gondrezick posed for the magazine last year and was named Playboy’s Miss June 2025.

Gondrezick, who previously dated Jaylen Brown of the Boston Celtics, became one of the most visible WNBA players to cross into mainstream modeling through the publication.

Brink referenced Gondrezick during her TMZ Sports interview, praising the photos.

“Absolutely beautiful,” Brink said when discussing Gondrezick’s shoot.

While Brink left the door open to a possible future collaboration with Playboy, she said her immediate focus is on planning her wedding with Felter.

The couple became engaged in September 2024 and is currently working through the logistics of scheduling the ceremony around her professional basketball commitments.

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“Just figuring the venue and everything and timing with the season,” Brink said. “But, I’m very blessed. Love my fiancé so much. So, I’m just very excited.”

Brink has emerged as one of the WNBA’s most recognizable young stars, drawing attention both for her performance on the court and her growing off-court profile.

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Since entering the league, she has become a frequent subject of media coverage related to endorsements, fashion, and broader cultural conversations surrounding women’s professional sports.

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The comments come as female athletes across multiple leagues continue to navigate opportunities outside traditional sports marketing, often weighing personal values, family considerations, and brand alignment when deciding how far to extend their public image.

Brink did not provide a timeline for any potential modeling decisions and said no commitments have been made.

For now, she indicated that wedding planning and her basketball career remain the priority as the Sparks prepare for the upcoming season.