On Saturday, the podcast’s X page posted the comment question graphic for an upcoming episode featuring rapper Chrisean Rock.

However, the guesting immediately caught flack as fans flooded the comment section with disappointed comments.

On her page, the Chicago Sky rising sophomore told the opposing masses to ‘STFU or don’t watch.’

‘This my podcast. stfu or don’t watch. thank ya,’ Reese wrote with a kiss-mark emoji.

The drama immediately kicked off as fans jabbed Reese for welcoming Rock, who is infamous for her irresponsible motherhood to her baby.

Angel Reese told fans to ‘stfu’ after criticizing the controversial next guest on her podcast

‘Angel giving a platform to someone who smoked and drank while pregnant? Smh,’ one user wrote.

‘Chrisean why did you drink and do drugs while pregnant knowing you was fucking that baby up in your stomach?’ Another responded to the post.

‘Why are you such a terrible mother, scratch that, terrible person?’ a third chimed in.

While questions about her alcohol and drug consumption while pregnant echoed throughout the comments, another user suggested ‘If you ever wondered the type of person Angel is look at who she hangs out with and has on her podcast lmao.’

A fifth suggested that Reese ‘Ask her to go away,’ as a fifth complained ‘I don’t want this. she a child abuser and you give her a platform.

Apart from her participation in the Unrivaled 3-on-3 basketball league, Reese used the popularity she gained from her collegiate career and rookie season in the WNBA to launch her podcast during the offseason.

Reese’s next guess, rapper Chrisean Rock, infamously drank and used drugs while pregnant

Reese made a strong impression with the Sky, averaging 13.6 points and 13.1 boards per game, despite her rookie season in the WNBA being cut short.

After her wrist injury healed, the former LSU tiger played in the inaugural season of the Unrivaled for Rose Basketball Club. She averaged 13.3. points, 12.1 rebounds, and 1.9 assists.

With the new WNBA season approaching, Reese looks to help Chicago bounce back from a 13-27 campaign last year.