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Caitlin Clark's opinion on caviar sums up WNBA star

Caitlin Clark's opinion on caviar sums up WNBA star

Joseph McBrideFri, September 25, 2026 at 11:16 PM UTC

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Caitlin Clark revealed that she hates caviar and truffles in an unpopular admission -Credit:2026 NBAECaviar and truffles may be seen as gourmet and some of the finer things in life, but Caitlin Clark is not interested in either after being asked about her food takes

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark may be extremely successful and enjoying the fruits of her labor, but she isn't a fan of certain fine-dining staples.

Clark and the Fever have reached the WNBA Playoffs, despite a disastrous end to the regular season. Indiana was swept aside by the Minnesota Lynx, as Clark scored a career-low 2 points and was worryingly off with her shooting.

The defeat meant that the Fever missed a blockbuster clash with the Atlanta Dream in the first round, which would have seen Clark pinned against Angel Reese. However, the mood remains positive in the Fever's camp, and a recent social media video revealed her thoughts toward certain gourmet foods.

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The Fever posted a video of the players arriving at a WNBA game, but instead of highlighting their gameday fits, the admin asked a question. The players were asked to name a food that everyone seems to love, but they hate.

Clark has established a reputation for being an extremely down-to-earth character despite her fame and financial success. Clark is arguably the face of the WNBA, and while contracts have only improved this season, she has an estimated net worth between $12 million and $20 million.

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The Fever star benefited from huge endorsement deals before the WNBA agreed on a new CBA to drastically increase player contracts. One of Clark's sponsors is Nike, with a deal worth $28 million spanning over eight years.

Still, Clark admitted that she is not a fan of caviar, going as far as to say, "It’s not good." Clark also said she doesn't like truffles, explaining that they're often overused and overpower a dish's flavor.

Other answers noted that Sophie Cunningham disliked birthday cake, though she admitted to still eating it on occasion. Lexie Hull had the most unpopular answer, announcing she dislikes chocolate and insisted that there was a small community on her side.

Clark's dislike for caviar and truffles may have come as a surprise, but it wasn't as shocking as her abnormally underwhelming performance in the final game of the regular season. Clark brushed off the result after the game but admitted it was a sore one to take.

Clark struggled during a career-low night against the Minnesota Lynx -Credit:Getty

"At this point, everybody's record is 0-0," Clark said. "We're going into the playoffs. If we sit and sulk about what happened tonight, yeah, it sucks.

"It is what it is. We kind of came out and got punched in the mouth. We didn't make shots, obviously.

"I'm excited. If you can't get up for the playoffs, then you probably shouldn't be on this team. That's the great thing.

"You look at one through eight in this league right now, [and] it's anybody's to take. We have to have the mentality going into the playoffs of let's go steal the first one."

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