Natasha Cloud addresses debate on trans inclusion in the WNBA
Fox News • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 4:43 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026
WNBA player Natasha Cloud expressed her support for transgender individuals during a recent social media post. Cloud stated that trans people "belong" and should feel loved and accepted. The comments come amid an ongoing discussion surrounding the eligibility of transgender athletes in women's sports, which remains unresolved by the league. Cloud's statement emphasizes the need for further dialogue on this contentious issue.
- •Natasha Cloud supports transgender inclusion in women’s sports.
- •Her comments arose from a confrontation with Enes Kanter Freedom.
- •The WNBA has not yet clarified eligibility rules for transgender athletes.
- •Cloud emphasized love and acceptance for trans people in her message.
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"Natasha Cloud said trans people "belong" after confronting Enes Kanter Freedom, but the WNBA still hasn't answered the real eligibility question.
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