Lexie Hull Pokes Fun at Monique Billings’s Offseason Travels in Instagram Comments
Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull brought some lighthearted banter to social media, leaving a playful comment on teammate Monique Billings’s Instagram post detailing a trip through Southeast Asia, Yahoo Sports reported. Billings, a 30-year-old veteran forward, highlighted the tropical beauty of Bali, Indonesia, writing that she had landed in the region and immediately considered relocating.
“Landed and said, ‘maybe I should move here?’ 🌴,” Billings captioned her post.
The vacation update drew immediate reactions from followers, but Hull’s comment stood out among the replies. Poking fun at her teammate’s globetrotting itinerary, Hull wrote, “Sidequest #????”, a nod to Billings’s multiple international stops during the WNBA offseason.
Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull reacts to Monique Billings' offseason update. https://t.co/9JoNUWbYF3
Billings has spent the break exploring several countries across Southeast Asia. Her journey began in Singapore, where she sampled local cuisine and immersed herself in the culture, followed by visits to Thailand and Malaysia before she flew onward to Indonesia.
Offseason Rest After a Historic Fever Campaign
The travels provide a welcome escape for Billings as she unwinds from another demanding WNBA campaign. Standing 6-foot-4, the veteran forward delivered a reliable performance during her first season in Indiana. She logged 43 regular-season appearances, earning 31 starts while averaging 6.5 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 1.0 assist per contest.
Hull proved equally durable for the Fever, appearing in all 44 regular-season games and contributing an average of 5.2 points and 3.0 rebounds per night. Their contributions helped anchor an Indiana squad that notched a franchise-best 28 regular-season wins and claimed the sixth seed in the postseason before bowing out to the Las Vegas Aces in the opening round.
Both players remain locked into the franchise’s near-term future. Billings and Hull signed two-year deals earlier this year, keeping them under contract with the Indiana Fever through the 2027 season.
