Sophie Cunningham is looking to cash in on her raised profile.
The Indiana Fever star guard Cunningham is currently shopping a book, Ian Mohr of Page Six reported on Monday. Cunningham’s book is reportedly expected to be a “tell-all” project.
Mohr further adds that Cunningham could find herself at the center of a bidding war over the book. You can read Mohr’s full report on the situation here.
The 29-year-old Cunningham has been in the WNBA ever since 2019. But she turned herself into somewhat of a household name after joining the Fever in 2025.
First, Cunningham became a cult hero for protecting her superstar teammate Caitlin Clark during a game in June 2025. Then this season, Cunningham has continued to elevate her status with some of her funny memes, a recent Sports Illustrated Swimsuit appearance, and her controversial comments in an interview last month speaking out against transgender athletes in sports.
There were no further details given for a specific theme or a potential timeline for Cunningham’s new book. But as one of the single biggest newsmakers in the WNBA today, Cunningham (who is averaging 8.9 points per game in a bench role for the Fever this season) is sure to generate plenty of interest from both publishers and readers alike.
