Rapper Megan Thee Stallion is bringing her famed “Hot Girl” energy to the hardwood this NBA season, joining forces with Fanatics Sportsbook to inform bettors about the company’s unmatched fan experience.

The collaboration comes shortly after the “HISS” rapper officially hard-launched her steamy relationship with four-time NBA champion Klay Thompson, making the timing perfect.

Megan Thee Stallion shared a short teaser of herself sitting in a chair with a custom “Thee Stallion” jersey hanging from the back, telling her fans that all of the “Hot Girls” are with Fanatics Sportsbook this NBA season.

An official press release sent to The Blast promises more exciting projects from Megan Thee Stallion’s partnership with the company.

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Fanatics is also using its new partnership with the Grammy winner to announce the expansion of its “industry-leading” Fair Play policy, which returned over $500,000 to customers during the 2024 NBA playoffs due to injuries.

With the company’s expansion, injury protection covers the entire first half of every NBA regular-season game during the 2025-26 season.

Megan Thee Stallion and Thompson had the rumor mill spinning over the summer after photos of the two of them on a luxurious beach vacation went viral.

Shortly after, the “Savage” rapper shared a risqué video of herself interacting with Thompson, boasting about the super pack of Labubu dolls he had purchased her.

Days later, the two made their official red carpet debut during the songwriter’s inaugural Pete & Thomas Foundation Gala in New York City.

She opened up about the beginning of their relationship in an interview, according to The Blast, describing it as “cute” and “like a f-cking movie.”

Megan Thee Stallion, 30, praised the 6’5″ Dallas Mavericks star as the “nicest person I’ve ever met in my life,” adding that their relationship is the first where she’s “been with somebody who’s genuinely a nice person, and he makes me genuinely happy.”

While the couple kept their relationship off social media following the summer’s events, fans were excited to see they were still in a great place in October 2025, when the “Bigger In Texas” rapper was spotted courtside at Thompson‘s game against the Los Angeles Lakers.

The TSU alum was seen sporting straight black hair, a white tank, blue jeans with heels, and, of course, flashy jewelry.

“The court side wag era has started,” a user wrote on X, formerly Twitter, while another wrote, “My girl Meg look good as f-ck. She’s in her WAG era.”

According to a previous report from The Blast, Fanatics Sportsbook excited bettors during the last NBA playoffs after returning over $500,000 in bets thanks to their Fair Play policy.

Key players, including Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors and Kristaps Porzingis of the Boston Celtics, exited the series due to untimely injuries, prompting Fanatics to readjust odds, resulting in some bettors winning or receiving refunds.

So far, several players have been sidelined due to injury at the start of the 2025 season, such as LeBron James and Josh Hart.

Fanatics also brought the Fair Play fun to the NFL this season, using gymnast and cultural icon Livvy Dunne to share the good news.

“As a disruptor brand, Fanatics Sportsbook is rewriting the category playbook,” said Selena Kalvaria, Fanatics Betting and Gaming CEO. “By leveraging the power of Fanatics and working with a cultural force like Livvy, we’re telling our story in a way that expands our reach with existing betting audiences – and speaks to new ones, too. With Livvy, we have a national champion showing up in unexpected ways to explain what makes Fanatics Sportsbook different, and more rewarding, for sports fans.”

Dunne is one of several big names who have teamed up with Fanatics, alongside Patrick Schwarzenegger and Johnny Manziel, who transforms into “Johnny FanCash” during portions of his “Glory Daze” podcast.

“This season we talk to athletes still in the glory daze, former athletes, and even notable fans,” said Manziel. “Having been through some unforgettable moments myself, I know how important it is to share the real stories behind what fans saw on the field.”

He continued, “We’ve lined up some amazing guests who have those same experiences – career-defining moments that fans still talk about today. This season is all about going deeper into those stories and connecting with the fans who remember these glory days just as vividly as we do. It’s about celebrating the moments that shaped the sports we love.”