Cameron Brink’s fiancé Ben Felter posts bikini stunner of WNBA star for anniversary

Cameron Brink and Ben Felter have been together for four years now. He celebrated by posting a sweet message and a sizzling shot of her in a bikini.
Felter and Brink met when she played basketball as a Stanford Cardinal in college, and he was on the rowing team. He then proposed to the Los Angeles Sparks star in September in Paris, France.

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While Brink has been recovering from an ACL injury and surgery that ended her rookie WNBA season in June, she’s also launched a new podcast called “Straight to Cam” with Steph Curry’s sister Sydel, and on one episode Sydel called out how big Brink’s engagement ring is with a one-word burn.
For their four-year anniversary, Felter posted on Instagram and wrote, “Four years with the love of my life.” He then dropped the two of them together with Brink in a stunning bikini. Scroll through to see all the photos he chose.
Brink, 23, and her man are planning a long engagement with the wedding expected to take place on Stanford’s campus in 2026.
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Brink, who just crushed a fire leather miniskirt with a new impressive physique, will be ready to play for the Sparks come May.
Happy dating anniversary to Ben Felter and Cameron Brink.

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