With the Indiana Fever set for action this Wednesday night, it was just announced that a man has been accused of stalking Sophie Cunningham.
Kevin Singh, 48, was taken into custody on Tuesday by the Marion County Prosecutor's Office. He allegedly sent Cunningham "numerous threatening and explicit messages" on social media. His concerning behavior dates back to Sept. 30, 2025.
"The man's messages, sent from the X account @Just_Kev_Kevin and Instagram account @just_kevin_or_kev, included sexually explicit content and references to his close location to Cunningham. "You're literally down the street from me!" a message from April 23, 2026, read. The man also sent Cunningham his phone number," Mia Thurow of the Indianapolis Star wrote. "Fieldhouse security cameras captured footage of the man walking into Gainbridge Fieldhouse in September 2025 and leaving a package with a security guard. According to the affidavit, the man said the package was from his daughter, for a player."
As for the package that was addressed to Cunningham, it included this message: "Dear Sophie, Thank you for a very special season (heart emoji) I never watched the WNBA (or Tik Tok) before you arrived, and hop you’re enjoying your time in Indiana, as much as fans have enjoyed ALL that you’ve brought to us and our FEVER (three heart emoji’s) The beads were blessed in HIS name by a Cardinal visiting Scottish Rite Cathedral in Indy. I’ve given them to family and close friends over the years. Your Metallica shirt gave me the idea to add GN’R to your collection; and I’ve tried everything else to get your attention (smile emoji). I hope you hit me up! Your Friend & Fan."
Singh has received the following charges:
- felony count of stalking
- felony count of intimidation
- misdemeanor count of harassment
According to the Indianapolis Star, the state is requesting for Singh to be banned from Gainbridge Fieldhouse. He's already on probation for pleading guilty to two counts of invasion of privacy in Hendricks County.
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WNBA fans are worried for Sophie.
After the Indianapolis Star shared these concerning details, Fever fans made it clear they want the team to improve their security measures.
"Disgusting behavior," one fan said.
"Wow this is crazy..Soph need to get her some security like CC does," a second fan wrote.
"This is super scary that's why they need more security at the arenas," another fan commented.
This is the second time a member of the Fever has dealt with concerning messages online.
In January 2025, a Texas man was arrested for sending numerous threats and messages to Fever superstar Caitlin Clark.
