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959 thousand followers on Instagram and regularly shares snaps of her doing her day job as well as from her personal life.That social media following led to the 30-year-old creating a subscribers based OnlyFans account, where she has gained more than 27 thousands likes across 29 posts.Cambage recently opened up about the bold career move, and admitted that she needed reassurance from friends before creating the profile.Cambage told The Herald Sun of the move last year: "Every other girl is on OnlyFans at the moment, all the influencers – so I thought, 'just do it'."I was so scared to actually do it. But I had my friends and family push me and say, 'don't worry what anyone says – people are either going to love you or hate you regardless.'"Born in London before moving Down Under, Cambage first joined the WNBA with Tulsa Shock way back in 2011 - and has also lined up for Dallas Wings and Las Vegas Aces.Are you surprised to see a professional athlete on OnlyFans? Let us know in the comments section.Back in 2018, Cambage made history with a record 53-point performance against New York Liberty in the WNBA, having also won gold with the Australian national team at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

became the first rookie in WNBA history to score a triple-double, as well as the first Indiana Fever player to achieve the milestone in general. For those who don't know, a player earns a triple-double by reaching double-digits statistics in three of the five categories: assists, blocks, points, rebounds, and steals.The Indiana Fever came in hot against the New York Liberty in the first half of the game, only to fall behind for a bit in the second. However, Clark had an incredible run throughout the first three quarters, eventually hitting a triple-double with 15 points, 11 assists, and 10 rebounds—and the game wasn't even over yet.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Having almost recorded a triple-double in the Fever's against the , fans seemed to be ready this historic moment—instantly granting Clark a standing ovation in the packed Gainbridge Fieldhouse stadium.

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Caitlin Clark is on a winning streak. Not on the court, sadly, as the Indiana Fever isn't doing so hot (not Clark's fault!), but with her fashions. The WNBA tunnel has become something of a catwalk, and is using it to her advantage, turning out two excellent outfits for her most recent two games.On June 1, she showed off her statuesque figure in a strapless blue jumpsuit accessorized with a small cross necklace, silver bracelets, a white bag and matching white heels.

asteroid bigger than the Statue of Liberty that's due to skim past our planet this week.The space agency's Centre for Near-Earth Object Studies confirmed the space rock on its website, and according to the European Space Agency, it was only discovered on May 3 by the Mount Lemmon Survey.Named 2021 JF1, the asteroid is zooming through the galaxy at 38,000mph according to NASA's NEO Earth Close Approaches list.NASA says that the estimated diameter of 2021 JF1 is between 95 and 210m, potentially making it bigger than the Statue of Liberty in New York which stands 93m high.It will pass around 3.2million miles from Earth at 1.11am on Thursday, May 27, according to NASA data.That may sound far, but it’s relatively close in space terms - and NASA

dog has miraculously survived a 300 foot horror plunge from a Scots waterfall unscathed.Heroic five hour efforts from the Moffat Mountain Rescue team saved little Louis the Springer spaniel after he fell in the Grey Mares Tail waterfall near Moffat in Dumfries and Galloway.Louis had managed to slip his lead and dropped the massive distance- around the height of the Statue of Liberty in New York.Mountain rescue teams were sent to either side of the waterfall to try and find the pooch.They could hear him whining and followed his cries for 45 minutes until being stunned to discover the spaniel on a ledge having fallen 300 feet.Another perilous 300 feet drop was below the ledge.Rescuers sprang into action and lowered a team member down the

NASA is tracking a large asteroid up to 200 metres wide heading towards Earth’s orbit today.The asteroid, labelled 2020 PM7, is estimated to be between 91m and a whopping 200m – which is almost as tall as San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Bridge.