Kysre Gondrezick is handling her business again, and honestly, she is doing it completely on her own terms. The hoop star just launched a new page on the subscription platform Fanvue to give her followers a real, unfiltered look into her everyday life.

She kept it completely real about why she chose this route, saying she just wanted a space to show her vulnerable, authentic side without feeling like she always has to put on a performance for the crowd.

If you were scrolling through your timeline earlier this week, you definitely saw the chaos she caused. Gondrezick posted a selfie on X with a simple caption hinting that a link was pending. The internet immediately lost its mind, and everyone assumed she was starting an OnlyFans page. Fans were joking about clearing out their bank accounts, and people were tracking her page like crazy, waiting for the drop.

For anyone subscribing to her new page, she is serving up a mix of lifestyle content, beauty secrets, fashion looks, and a behind-the-scenes view of her training and wellness routines.

Honestly, building a huge brand outside of basketball is nothing new for her. Ever since she was drafted fourth overall by the Indiana Fever back in 2021, Gondrezick has been a standout face in the fashion world, famous for turning the pregame tunnels into her personal runway. She has been spotted at New York Fashion Week, attended the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, and even made history as the first Black professional female athlete to become a Playboy Playmate.

Lately, her personal life has kept her in the headlines too, especially after her high-profile relationship with Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown ended.

Even though she is securing these off-the-court bags, she is definitely not done with basketball. She was supposed to play in the Athletes Unlimited league this past winter, but she unfortunately tore her Achilles tendon during a workout. Right now, she is balancing her new business ventures with a serious rehab schedule, keeping her focus locked on making a full comeback on the court.