The 10 Most Chaotic and Messy Moments From WNBA All-Star Weekend, So Far

The WNBA All-Star Game and skills competition will keep everyone glued to their screens this weekend, but the fun has already started for fans watching the StudBudz capture the chaos and viral moments among the players on their 72-hour livestream of the event.Besties Courtney Williams and Natisha "T" Hiedeman — who used to play together on the Minnesota Lynx — went viral last year for streaming the entire All-Star weekend on their Twitch channel, making the StudBudz overnight celebrities. This year, the two WNBA stars have swapped their signature bright-pink hair for blue (as part of an AT&T sponsorship), but the thing that hasn’t changed is their penchant for creating chaos.With their camera in tow, the StudBudz have managed to document the parties, clubbing, and tipsy hangouts with fellow players that have marked the start of the 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend. Clips from the livestream immediately started going viral on social media, where fans can’t get enough of watching their favorite players let loose and getting glimpses of possible intra-league romances.“Pazzi” sighting View on Threads Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers confirmed her rumored relationship with rookie Azzi Fudd — dubbed “Pazzi” by fans — at last year’s All-Stars Weekend, but this year the two lovebirds were caught on film having a private moment despite their efforts to keep their relationship private. Paige Bueckers being a proud girlfriend See on Instagram Fans have been obsessed with Bueckers and Fudd since they were teammates at UConn, and that’s only gotten more intense since they made their relationship public. This All-Star interview, in which Bueckers can’t stop bragging about how Fudd — who was this year’s No.1 draft pick and now plays guard alongside Bueckers for the Dallas Wings — is going to wipe the floor with everyone at the three-point competition, is adorable. T and Paige getting down View on Threads Bueckers may have been teased by fans and fellow pl