Stephen Curry’s 6’4” Godsister Cameron Brink Brutally Dwarfs American Comedian Kevin Hart
After a picture of the comedian with Stanford women’s basketball standout Cameron Brink went viral on Sunday, the issue of Kevin Hart’s height resurfaced on Twitter.
Brink, a 6-foot-4 All-American, and 5-foot-2 Hart were spotted together while attending the NBA Summer League and other high-profile events in Las Vegas.
And the internet is having a field day with their height difference.
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“Y’all are so out of pocket I’m dead,” Brink said in the caption of the image she posted to her Instagram Story.
Hart has not yet commented on the image despite frequently making light of his height in his stand-up routine and on social media.
“The height difference between Cameron Brink and Kevin Hart,” Highlights from Bleacher ReportHer message included a pair of laughing-crying emojis.
“Cameron Brink towering over Kevin Hart is the unexpected content that I needed today,” another added.
While in Las Vegas, Hart and Brink have been very active.
The comedian was present at Resorts World Las Vegas’ First Annual Coramino Cup Barman Competition on Thursday.
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Gran Coramino Tequila, which was established by Hart and tequila producer Juan Domingo Beckmann, sponsored the event.
After thereafter, during the rapper Ludacris’ birthday celebration at Zouk Nightclub, Hart joined him on stage.
The Fanatics x NBPA Summer Players Party, sponsored by Michael Rubin at Tao Nightclub at The Venetian Resort on Saturday, was attended by forward Brink, 21, and former WNBA star Liz Cambage.
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The blonde beauty, who joined CAA for NIL representation, looked lovely in a minidress in black and white.
Brink may have chosen to stay for her final year and play for Stanford in 2023–2024 even though she was eligible to enter the 2023 WNBA Draft.
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When the USA 33 team won the FIBA 33 World Cup in Vienna, Austria, last month, Brink won a gold medal and was voted the tournament’s MVP.
Brink also competed on the U-17 and U-19 World Cup teams that won gold in 2018 and 2019.
