The wig is back: Royce White shows up courtside at the Fever game despite the WNBA ban

The wig is back: Royce White shows up courtside at the Fever game despite the WNBA ban  MARCA

Turns out blondes do have more fun — just ask former NBA player Royce White, who showed up to Friday’s Indiana Fever game sporting golden locks.  White’s blonde wig turned heads at the game against the Connecticut Sun, and the move comes as part of White and former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom’s campaign to…

Royce White brought his crusade to Indiana. The former NBA first-round pick wore a long blonde wig and sat courtside for the Fever’s 111-91 win over the Sun on Friday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. On his Instagram, White wrote, “The Kweeeen has arrived! They better bow for a beautiful Black Trans Lesbian!” with a smirk on

Women's basketball fans will still have plenty to watch during the W's late-season break.

Royce White attended an Indiana Fever game in a blonde wig as part of his public campaign to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft as a transgender woman.

The Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky game Sunday averaged 3.31 million viewers on NBC and Peacock to make it the most-watched regular-season WNBA game since the league's inaugural season in 1997. It also was the third-most watched regular-season game ever and peaked at 3.82 million viewers. That is behind only the June 21-22,

The Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky game Sunday averaged 3.31 million viewers on NBC and Peacock to make it the most-watched regular-season WNBA game since the league's inaugural season in 1997

Sunday's showdown between Indiana and Chicago is now the third most-watched WNBA regular-season game ever, according to NBC Sports.