South Carolina Gamecocks’ forward Chloe Kitts has social media wrapped around her fingers. The 20-year-old is always making waves on Instagram with her posts. She recently shared pictures of herself wearing a white tank top, black jacket, and a pair of jeans. It was enough to send her peers into a frenzy.
Kitts captioned the post:
“outta reach.”
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With over 272k followers on the platform, Kitts’ fans were expected to flock to the comments section, and they did. However, a few basketball stars also marked their presence in this case. Here are some of the most notable comments on Kitts’ post.
“OOOOWWEEEEE😍😍,” Collin Murray-Boyles, Kitts’ boyfriend and the Toronto Raptors forward, wrote.
“Please let me reach you 😏,” fellow South Carolina star Tessa Johnson wrote.
“HOLY BADDIEEEE 😩😩😩😩,” one comment wasn’t enough for Johnson, so she had to put up another one.
“😍😍😍,” Kamilla Cardoso of the Chicago Sky wrote.
“Mamacita? 🫦🫦” Bree Hall, the two-time NCAA champion, wrote.
“Okkkk😍,” Ta’Niya Latson of the Gamecocks wrote.
“🤰🏽, it’s yours 🙂!” Sakima Walker wrote.
As rare as it is on social media, all the comments on Kitts’ post are positive. The highlight among all those comments has to be the one coming from her boyfriend.
Collin Murray-Boyles and Kitts have been one of the most talked-about couples in recent years. Fans have shown genuine interest in their relationship, and everything related to them is bound to blow up on the internet.
A brief history of Chloe Kitts and Collin Murray-Boyles’ relationship
The couple made their relationship public in April 2024. Since then, they’ve been frequently featured on each other’s social media, be it romantic captions or comments under each other’s posts.
From 2023 to 2025, Kitts and Murray-Boyles were at South Carolina. In the 2025 NBA Draft, Murray-Boyles was drafted by the Toronto Raptors as a first-round, ninth pick. When he got drafted, Kitts was there for him. She even made an Instagram post, showing her appreciation for the Raptors rookie.
“It’s crazy to think that last year, we were sitting on the couch watching the draft, and you looked at me and said, ‘That’ll be me next year.’ And now… it is you,” Kitts wrote.
“Watching you get drafted into the NBA was one of the most powerful, emotional moments I’ve ever experienced, not just because of what it means, but because I know the sacrifice, the long nights, the setbacks, and the quiet battles it took to get here,” she added.
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Kitts said Murray-Boyles chasing his dreams inspired her and made her work with more passion. The five-star recruit is expected to declare for the 2026 WNBA Draft and be a top prospect.
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