Fever's Sophie Cunningham Says FBI Is Watching About 20 People Over Stalking Concerns

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham, 30, said on Theo Von's podcast "This Past Weekend" that she believes the FBI is watching about 20 people because of stalking concerns involving her. The episode aired Wednesday. Cunningham said more TV visibility brings more fans but also "a lot of crazy people," and said she wasn't sure she was allowed to share the FBI detail. She said she knows of one such person who is now locked away, named Kevin. Kevin Singh, 49, is held in a Marion County, Indiana, detention center on felony stalking, felony intimidation and misdemeanor harassment charges, and has pleaded not guilty. He is accused of stalking her since September 2025, when he was allegedly caught on security cameras at Gainbridge Fieldhouse delivering a package with a note and a cologne-scented Guns N' Roses T-shirt. Cunningham joked that she has a miniature donkey also named Kevin. On the same podcast, she also addressed WNBA teams skipping the national anthem, saying she is proud to be American and stands with the troops.

The right-leaning New York Post and Daily Mail both lead with the FBI and stalker claim. The Post, in a headline that puts "stalkers" in quotation marks, runs long quotes about visibility and fan behavior and adds Singh's age, the Gainbridge Fieldhouse package and the tone of his messages. The Daily Mail, which says Cunningham "claims" the FBI is watching, frames it as the league's "stalker problem," stresses Singh's specific charges and not-guilty plea, and notes it contacted an FBI spokesperson. Both include the donkey joke. The alternative outlet TMZ takes a different angle, focusing on the anthem debate and her patriotism rather than stalking. Left-leaning outlets had not reported this story at the time of writing, while the right-leaning and alternative outlets had.