The former WNBA player Kysre Gondrezick just learned the internet has two settings: overreaction and absolute chaos.
The ex-WNBA star found herself trending this week after teasing fans with a mysterious announcement about a “link” being added to her bio within 24 hours. Social media detectives immediately grabbed their trench coats, opened five tabs, and concluded she was launching an OnlyFans account.
Apparently in 2026, if a celebrity says “link in bio,” people instantly assume somebody’s rent is about to get paid.
Speculation and apprehension shouldn’t generate false online publishing. Crazy how at the expense of being right, one rather be first. Anyone that has publicized and ran with headlines that are NOT true in regard to me joining another platform will be hearing from my legal team x https://t.co/ZRGKPgYBFl
— Kysre Gondrezick (@KysreRae) May 21, 2026
But Gondrezick quickly shut the rumors down harder than a playoff chase blocked at the rim.
According to her, she never joined OnlyFans at all. She says she signed up for Fanvue instead. And now she’s threatening legal action against outlets that reported the wrong platform.
She hopped on X and wrote:
Speculation and apprehension shouldn’t generate false online publishing. Crazy how at the expense of being right, one rather be first. Anyone that has publicized and ran with headlines that are NOT true in regard to me joining another platform will be hearing from my legal team x
Yes, we have officially entered the “wrong subscription website” era of internet lawsuits.
The internet saw “link coming soon” and immediately transformed into FBI agents with WiFi.
To be fair, Gondrezick probably should’ve known chaos was coming. Celebrity mystery announcements online are basically gasoline poured onto social media speculation. People don’t wait for facts anymore. They create the facts themselves, slap them into a tweet, and call it journalism.
Nothing says “please correct the record” quite like mentioning lawyers on social media.
At this point, celebrities can’t even announce a smoothie recipe without people creating conspiracy theories.
Welcome to social media, where assumptions travel faster than facts and everybody suddenly becomes an expert after reading half a headline.
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