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WNBA Star Sophie Cunningham Calls Accusation She Had Affair with Married Phoenix Mercury CEO 'Untrue and Extremely Hurtful'

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham responded on Instagram on Wednesday, May 21, after an alleged accusation that she was having an affair with Josh Bartelstein, the CEO of the Phoenix Suns and Mercury, was repeated within an employee's unrelated discrimination lawsuit against her former team.

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WNBA's Sophie Cunningham Denies Allegations of Affair with Mercury CEO Bartelstein

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WNBA star Sophie Cunningham accused of having affair with Suns, Mercury CEO in bombshell lawsuit

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WNBA Remains Eerily Silent After Sophie Cunningham Vehemently Denied Affair With Phoenix Suns CEO

A representative for the Phoenix Suns offered a scathing statement of denial to Front Office Sports.

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Sophie Cunningham calls claims in lawsuit of relationship with Suns CEO ‘false accusations’

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Will Fever's Sophie Cunningham miss third straight game with right ankle injury?

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Indiana Fever Make Sophie Cunningham Decision Amid Injury

Indiana Fever Make Sophie Cunningham Decision Amid Injury first appeared on Athlon Sports on May 22, 2025

Fever’s Sophie Cunningham makes debut in revenge win over Dream

Sophie Cunningham pushed through all the emotions surrounding her return and helped the Fever pull out a W vs. Dream

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham accused by Phoenix Suns employee of having affair with married CEO Josh Bartelstein in bombshell lawsuit

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham has been accused of having an affair with married Phoenix Suns and Mercury CEO Josh Bartelstein, a former Suns employee claimed in a new lawsuit obtained by Page Six.

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Sophie Cunningham Reveals Her Physical Condition After First Indiana Fever Game

Cunningham injured her ankle during the Fever's final preseason game against the Dream on May 10. Despite openly wanting to play, she was listed as day-to-day to start the season and wound up missing Indiana's first two games at home against the Chicago Sky and Atlanta.