VIDEO: Angel Reese shares intimate moment with Usher at sold-out concert in Los Angeles that left everyone's eyes burning (an)

Usher performing at concert (Photo via Getty Images)

Angel Reese is having quite the year.

Despite some swirling drama around Usher in regards to Diddy, the Chicago Sky rookie showed up to his concert in Los Angeles, proving that she’s completely unfazed by the buzz.

A video emerged of Angel Reese in Los Angeles on Sunday, dancing on stage with Usher up close and personally at his concert.

Not only that, Reese sang along with Usher to his hit song, “There Goes My Baby,” during his concert.

Usher posted this adorable vid of Angel singing 🥹 pic.twitter.com/FaedoyPOSA
— Reese’s Pieces (@osmanos51951278) September 23, 2024

This concert came at a time when Usher was under scrutiny after all his tweets mysteriously disappeared from X, and he blamed it for being hacked.

Many people thought that was suspicious since he is well connected to Diddy, who has been behind bars since last week.

Despite the online chatter and conspiracy theories, Angel Reese was not going to miss the chance to attend a Usher concert.

The Chicago Sky star forward, who is still recovering from a season-ending wrist injury, has not been sitting around doing nothing. She still showed up to her team’s games as their season came to an end without a playoff.

She also started a podcast that first went viral, in which she spoke on Caitlin Clark fans’ racist attitudes toward her.

Angel Reese Gets WNBA MVP Vote But Does Not Win Rookie Of The Year

Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese received one fourth-place vote in this year’s WNBA MVP balloting despite missing multiple games due to injury at the end of the year.

The No. 7 overall pick finished 12th overall as Indiana Fever guad Caitlin Clark was fourth in voting and even collected six votes for third place.

The Las Vegas Aces’ A’ja Wilson was the unanimous winner.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark earned the WNBA’s Rookie of the Year honor over Reese.

Reese averaged 13.6 points and a league-leading 13.1 rebounds in 34 appearances. She also averaged a double-double in 15 consecutive games, setting a new benchmark.