On her personal Instagram, the 24-year-old shared vacation photos with the caption, "I miss Los Angeles."

Some photos show Brink relaxing poolside at her home in a blue two-piece bikini and a baseball cap. In a separate video, she appeared on a beach in an orange swimsuit.

The Los Angeles Sparks star also shared everyday moments, including dining out, cooking, baking, and socializing with friends. She also posted a photo with her fiance Ben Felter, who was holding a large bouquet of red roses.

Cameron Brink shoots during a Los Angeles Sparks versus Las Vegas WNBA game on 9/6/2024. Photo: AP

Cameron Brink's everyday style

Brink is preparing for her third season with the Los Angeles Sparks, having been the second overall pick in the 2024 WNBA rookie draft. The 2026 WNBA season is set to tip off on 8/5, following a new collective bargaining agreement between the organizers and the players' union.

This agreement is expected to significantly boost player earnings, with some stars potentially earning seven-figure salaries for the first time, a substantial increase from previous levels.

Over the next two months, the league will finalize preparations, including an expansion draft for two new teams in Toronto and Portland. It will also negotiate with over 80% of its current free agents. Preseason play is scheduled to begin on 19/4.

Brink previously garnered attention for her involvement in "The Strength Issue", an editorial project by Aveeno and TOGETHXR. This initiative aims to redefine strength in women's sports.

In the accompanying photoshoot, she wore a short black dress with high-heeled boots, dribbling a ball while posing. This depicted a strong yet feminine image. Brink stated her strength stems from "calmness, belief, and self-esteem", emphasizing that femininity does not diminish her competitive focus.

"I am often questioned about my focus when expressing my femininity," the athlete, born in 2001, shared.

Brink's career faced a setback when she suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear during her 2024 rookie season, sidelining her for the remainder of the year. She made an impressive return in the 2025 season, averaging 5,1 points and 4,3 rebounds per game.

Brink is also recognized as one of the highest-earning female college basketball players, thanks to her Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. In 2023, she partnered with Chegg for a student mental health support campaign, drawing inspiration from her own anxiety struggles. That same year, Brink became the first female basketball player to sign with New Balance. She also holds partnership agreements with Urban Outfitters and Netflix.

In 2025, she launched her podcast, "Straight to Cam," co-hosted with Sydel Curry, sister of NBA star Stephen Curry.

By Hong Duy (Source: Daily Mail)