Sophie Cunningham Blends Humor and Heart as She Highlights Dad’s “I’m 69 Blow Me” Tee in Wholesome Birthday Tribute

Sophie Cunningham's dad, Jim Cunningham, celebrated his 69th birthday on Friday. With a goofy daughter like Cunningham, Jim's birthday didn't go without some shenanigans, and she didn't disappoint.

The Indiana Fever star made a hilarious birthday post for her father on his special day. She posted a picture of her dad in a wig and a full-sleeve black T-shirt. However, it wasn't just Jim's look that stole the show. The front of his T-shirt has a hilarious message.

"I'm 69 Blow Me," the text on his T-shirt read.

"happy birthday daddio," Cunningham captioned the post.

On Friday, Sophie Cunningham flew to her hometown for her father's birthday. In her previous IG Story, she had revealed that her dad came to pick her up from the airport. She said that when he dad saw her exiting in her shorts in 14 degrees out, her dad wasn't happy.

"Why are you wearing shorts you d*****s?" she claimed her father said.

Sophie Cunningham tried to recruit Caitlin Clark to Project B

Sophie Cunningham was the most recent name to add to the list of WNBA players joining Project B's inaugural season next year. The upcoming league has already signed some big names, including Kamilla Cardoso, Cunningham's Fever teammate, Kelsey Mitchell and Alyssa Thomas.

If Project B had been able to sign Caitlin Clark, it would have helped the league make fortunes. Despite a mouth-watering salary, Clark doesn't seem to have any interest in joining the new league, and Cunningham confirmed it.

On her "Show Me Something" podcast, the Fever player told West Wilson that he had tried to recruit Clark to Project B.

"I tried to get her to play in this, and she's like "Noooo,"" Cunningham said with a big laugh.

However, Sophie Cunningham admitted that despite being rivaled by new leagues, it was impossible to replace the WNBA.

"At the end of the day, if you don't have the W, you don't have the platform. So you don't have the eyes, you don't have the recognition," she added.

The arrival of Project B on the scene amid the troubled Collective Bargaining Agreement has the potential to pose a big threat to W. However, the new league offering salaries north of $2 million, WNBA's biggest stars like Clark, A'ja Wilson and Napheesa Collier haven't shown interest in signing with Project B.

Edited by Nandjee Ranjan