Sophie Cunningham Hires 24/7 Security as Stalker Fears Spread Across States
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 2
Sophie Cunningham Hires 24/7 Security as Stalker Fears Spread Across States
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 2
Summary
Cunningham said security will begin traveling with her "next week, 24/7," marking a new step after she recently spoke publicly about stalker concerns.
On her podcast, she said the attention is now "everywhere" rather than limited to basketball settings, and that managing boundaries has become the biggest adjustment in daily life.
Her comments follow an earlier claim on Theo Von’s podcast that the FBI was watching about 20 people over concerns involving her, though that estimate and the agency’s role were not independently verified.
In June, Indiana prosecutors charged Kevin Singh with felony stalking and intimidation and misdemeanor harassment in a case involving Cunningham; court documents said the unwanted contact left her having nightmares and staying home more often.
With an alleged stalker jailed until 2027, what alarming details prompted the FBI to reportedly monitor 20 other individuals threatening this WNBA star?
Beyond the glamorous court, how is the dark reality of relentless stalking reshaping the everyday lives and mental health of rising female athletes?
As WNBA popularity explodes, will the league mandate 24/7 security to protect its stars from the terrifying rise of obsessive parasocial fans?