Natisha Hiedeman and DiJonai Carrington recently ended up at the center of social media conversations after a short nine-second clip went viral. In the video, Hiedeman is seen kissing Carrington on the forehead, which many viewers interpreted as something romantic.However, that narrative was quickly shot down by Courtney Williams, Hiedeman’s StudBudz teammate, who clarified the situation during a live stream. Williams was on stream, having a few drinks with both Carrington and Hiedeman, when she addressed the audience directly. She asked her viewers to stop flooding the live chat with comments suggesting that the two players were dating. She even warned that anyone who kept pushing the narrative would be banned.“Anyone in the chat that says anything about T and DiJonai being together, you’re getting banned,” Williams said. “You will be getting banned.”Natisha Hiedeman was previously engaged to Jasmine Thomas, but the two went their separate ways in 2023. Carrington had been in a relationship with NaLyssa Smith, which began during their time at Baylor University in 2020. Their time together eventually came to an end shortly after the 2025 WNBA season wrapped up.Even though they are not a couple, DiJonai Carrington and Natisha Hiedeman did have time together as teammates. Carrington joined the Minnesota Lynx after a mid-season trade from the Dallas Wings. She appeared in 11 regular-season games and averaged 8.6 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.1 assists during the stretch.DiJonai Carrington to miss 2026 Unrivaled season despite positive injury updateEleven games into her stint with the Minnesota Lynx, DiJonai Carrington suffered a mid-foot sprain that ended her season. The injury not only ruled her out of the WNBA season but will also keep her from participating in the second season of Unrivaled.Even with the back-to-back setbacks, Carrington shared a bit of uplifting news with her fans when she updated them about her recovery."2 months post-op todayyyyy and doc said everything looks greatttt😁🙌🏽🥹" Carrington posted on X. "long way to go but a long way from where I started— mentally & physically🩷 small wins."dιjonaι carrιngтon♛ @DijonaiVictoriaLINK2 months post-op todayyyyy and doc said everything looks greatttt😁🙌🏽🥹 long way to go but a long way from where I started— mentally & physically🩷 small wins.From the way her rehab has been progressing, it really seems like DiJonai Carrington is putting herself in a great position to return strong for the 2026 WNBA season.