SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM has teased a major new career move after she retires from the WNBA.

The Indiana Fever star is currently in her prime but is already thinking about life away from the court.

Cunningham, 29, has hinted that her next career move could see her appear front and centre on people’s TVs.

The guard shared a video of herself on social media play-acting as the host of GMA.

In the video, she can be seen swivelling on her chair to face the cameras with a beaming smile.

She even practices her line of “Good morning America.”

Cunningham shared the clip on X with the caption: “Can you just imagine?”

She further hinted that it could be a serious move on Instagram with multiple pictures of her time in the studio.

She wrote: “Gooooood morning ‘Merica! nothing like eating steak nuggets at 7am.”

One of the pictures she included showed her sitting on the GMA desk in a stunning brown dress.

The post was viewed by her 1.3million followers with many keen on her taking on the role.

One posted: “What!! Yes! I would watch every morning friend.”

A second commented: “You are goals!!!!!”

A third wrote: “You’re born for the bright lights Sophie. Go shine.”

A fourth said: “Great pictures, hope you have fun.”

Another added: “Please don’t retire anytime soon, but when you do… you might make an excellent talk show host. The camera seems to love you.”

Cunningham regularly shares glamorous snaps and bikini photos – as well as pictures of her in action on the court and partnership deals.

She joined Indiana Fever in February but she missed the end of the WNBA season after suffering a knee injury.

She had collided with Connecticut Sun’s star Bria Hartley and was later seen in a cast.

It meant she wasn’t present for her team’s playoffs run after a medial collateral ligament tear on the right knee.

She is currently in the off-season and is hoping to return to action when the new season starts next year.