WNBA love feud explodes as NaLyssa Smith fires back at DiJonai Carrington's cheating claims

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Las Vegas Aces forward NaLyssa Smith went live on Twitch to respond after ex-girlfriend DiJonai Carrington accused her of a multi-player cheating scandal.

During a livestream, Smith refused to confirm or deny the allegations, instead questioning why the Chicago Sky guard chose to air their private history a year after their breakup.

Carrington launched the feud on Threads by alleging Smith cheated on her with Aces teammate Deja Kelly, Atlanta Dream guard Aaliyah Nye and others.

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Deja Kelly #2 of the Las Vegas Aces poses for a portrait during the team's media day at Vu Studios in Las Vegas, Nev., on May 8, 2025. (Getty Images)

Aaliyah Nye #13 of the Las Vegas Aces is filmed for an in-arena player intro video during the team's media day at Vu Studios in Las Vegas, Nev., on May 8, 2025. (Getty Images)

"Whether she cheated on me and I cheated on her, why are we bringing that to the internet a year later when nobody did anything to anybody? Whether she cheated on me or I cheated on her, that has nothing to do with anybody," Smith said. "Like what? That don't even make sense. And to bring it to the internet a year later, is crazy. Just for fun? That's ridiculous, especially when you're in a happy, healthy relationship."

Smith also criticized Carrington for dragging Kelly and Nye into the public dispute.

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"Then, to bring up folks name that