"Don't let Sophie see this": Fever fans can't hold it together as Caitlin Clark stops hugging Lexie Hull after Jumbotron appearance 

Caitlin Clark is prone to having the attention on her, even during her time on the sidelines for the past six weeks with a right groin injury. However, it may have caught her by surprise on Tuesday during the Indiana Fever's home contest against the Seattle Storm.

During a timeout in the fourth quarter, Clark bear-hugged teammate Lexie Hull as the Fever prepared to celebrate their season sweep of the Storm. The superstar guard happened to look at the Jumbotron while holding onto Hull and quickly moved away.

It's unclear whether Clark was shy or joking, but Fever fans found the incident hilarious.

Here's how they reacted on X:

Pulse Of Hope

@PulseOfHope_

Not Caitlin getting caught in 4K on the big screen 😭😭

hugh jass

@lostwun

Imagine LeBron holding Luka like this ?

CaitlinClark4mvp

@CC22_4_mvp

Chill on my goat she can hug whoever she wants.

FeverNation

@fev88262

Caitlin and her blondes don’t let sophie see this 😂😂

FromTheLogoClark

@SarahClark64154

She knew what was coming

Sinde

@FethCynthia

She knows camera is always on her. 😂

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Lexie Hull and Fever put cherry on top for Caitlin Clark's special night

Caitlin Clark became the third WNBA athlete to have a Nike logo, joining A'ja Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu. The Fever held a pre-game party on Tuesday at the Morris Bicentennial Plaza, which was open to the public.

Clark announced the latest milestone in her career with a custom Nike outfit. She sported black pants with her new logo printed in a striped pattern. The logo also appeared on her black top's zipper and the charm chain belt she paired with her bottoms.

The Fever capped off a perfect night with a 95-75 win against the Seattle Storm, keeping their playoff hopes alive. While it was a team effort, Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Mitchell and Odyssey Sims stood out for Indiana with 20+ points each.

Boston was the anchor with 27 points, nine rebounds, three assists and two steals on 10 of 18 shots. On the other hand, Hull didn't have the best scoring game, with just five points, but she was a box +/- leader with +31.

She added nine rebounds and was efficient in her limited role offensively, missing only one of her three shots. Hull battled through a first-half head injury, which left a tennis-ball-sized bump on her forehead following a collision with Gabby Williams.

The Fever improved to 20-18, replacing the Storm in sixth.