Kings Cheerleader’s Wild Video Causes A Stir After NBA Finals
Kings Cheerleader’s Wild Video Causes A Stir After NBA Finals
A Sacramento Kings cheerleader found a way to steal the show this week on the heels of the Denver Nuggets winning the NBA Finals.
Coming into this season, few expected Sacramento to do much of anything. Even when the team hired Mike Brown to serve as head coach, years upon years of failure left observers jaded on the Kings’ future prospects.
Turns out – that was a big mistake.
Not only did Sacramento thrive all season, but the team even made it to the playoffs. There, they came within a De’Aaron Fox injury of eliminating the Golden State Warriors in the first round.
As good as the players looked in 2022-23, the Kings’ cheerleaders looked even better. One in particular, Alexia, emerged as a huge viral star as a result.
This week the Kings cheerleader in question caused something of a stir with her wild video commemorating the end of the NBA season.
This isn’t the first time Alexia’s content set the internet ablaze. Between her provocative photos and wild pictures on social media, it has been one thing after another with her.
Plus, there is also just her general daily output – which never fails to impress.
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This has been a big playoff run for NBA dancers. A Denver Nuggets cheerleader went viral this week over her racy photos, too.
Time will tell if this trend of cheerleaders blowing up online continues throughout the offseason.
The photos speak for themselves. https://t.co/tV95Rlplc5
— Game 7 (@game7__) June 13, 2023
One way or another, Sacramento is going to be one of the NBA’s more fun teams to watch in 2023-24.
Whether they ultimately live up to the standard they set this year or not, the Kings’ cheerleaders will be there rooting their squad on every step of the way.
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A graduate from the University of Texas, Anthony Amador has been credentialed to cover the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and high school games all over the Lone Star State. Currently, his primary beats are the NBA, MLB, NFL and UFC.
