Caitlin Clark’s fans slam her BF Connor McCaffery after video shows him partying with bikini-clad women

LAS VEGAS: Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever rookie, found herself in the spotlight for reasons off the court after photos of her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery's explosive photos surfaced on social media.

The images, showing McCaffery partying with bikini-clad bottle girls at Encore Beach Club in Las Vegas, were shared by comedian Theo Von on his Instagram story with the caption, "Dress for the future u want."

While Caitlin Clark's boyfriend may not be in the good books of her fans on social media, they have plenty of reasons to cheer for Caitlin. Over the weekend, she helped the Fever secure back-to-back victories, improving their record reported by the New York Post to (11-16) an impressive 81-74 win over the Lynx (16-8) at Target Center.

Clark was also assessed a technical foul for contact to the face on Cecilia Zandalasini.

Caitlin Clark's boyfriend Connor McCaffery faces backlash for Vegas birthday bash

Fans of Clark quickly came to her defense, expressing their displeasure with McCaffery's behavior.

One user on X, formerly known as Twitter, wrote, "The way he is eyeballing and dancing with that woman and then realizes he is on camera. He was looking at her like she was his next snack. Naw, that man ain’t faithful lol."

Another one added, "So he ain’t even want to spend his bday with her in Indy? Noted."

Adding to the chorus of disapproval, a user stated, "That’s not what my queen deserves."

The skepticism continued with another comment, "Get him away from CC this instant she deserves better."

Another user simply commented, "Don’t you hurt that girl!!!"

Caitlin Clark shares heartfelt birthday tribute for BF Connor McCaffery

Clark shared a wholesome birthday post for McCaffery following the Fever's 95-86 win against the Mercury, where she recorded seven assists in the first quarter, breaking the franchise record. She posted a photo of the couple, who celebrated one year together in April, hugging on the court at Carver-Hawkeye Arena during their college days in Iowa.

"Happy Birthday Con! Celebrating you is easy :) thankful to have someone as selfless and as loving as you in my life,” Clark wrote. “May this be the year you finally find a way to outshoot me ;) Love you always.”

McCaffery, a former member of Iowa’s men’s basketball team and the son of Iowa men’s head coach Fran McCaffery responded, “And I’ll keep letting you win those shooting contests!!!!!”

The WNBA All-Star tallied 17 points, six assists, and three rebounds in the Fever’s 81-74 victory over the Minnesota Lynx. Clark, an Iowa product, headlines the WNBA All-Star team with Chicago Sky rookie forward Angel Reese, set to face Team USA in Phoenix before heading to the Paris Olympics.

Caitlin Clark broke the WNBA record for assists in a game with 19 during the Indiana Fever's 101-93 road loss to the Dallas Wings, marking the final game leaguewide before the monthlong Olympic break. The previous single-game assist record was 18, set by Courtney Vandersloot for Chicago on August 31, 2020, reports ESPN.

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