Lexie Hull Issues Statement After New Career Move

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Lexie Hull Issues Statement After New Career Move

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Chris Phelps | Last updated Nov 12, 2026 4:52 PM ET

Lexie Hull and the Indiana Fever did not have the success they were hoping for to end the 2026 WNBA season. Finishing the regular season with a 28-16 record, the Fever secured the No. 6 seed in the playoffs, only to fall in the first round to A’ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces.

While Hull has been a key player for Indiana during her five-year career, she had some struggles finding her shot in 2026. Playing all 44 games this year, including 41 starts, the former Stanford Cardinal star averaged 5.2 points on 42.8% shooting and 33.7% from distance, 3.0 rebounds and 0.7 assists per game.

Still, even with the struggles, Hull has been able to build quite the portfolio off the court, partnering with numerous brands such as TELETIES, Athleta and RYSE. She even co-founded her own cosmetics brand before the 2026 season called FORTA Cosmetics.

Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull (10) looks on during a WNBA game.Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images

And this week, Hull’s newest partnership was revealed, teaming up with the financial services company J.P. Morgan for a new financial literacy campaign. Joining Hull in the campaign are other members of the WNBPA, including Seattle Storm guard Tiffany Mitchell, Atlanta Dream guard Allisha Gray, Washington Mystics forward Kiki Iriafen and Los Angeles Sparks forward Dearica Hamby.

“Tiffany Mitchell (@tiffmitch25), Kiki Iriafen (@kikiiriafen), Lexie Hull (@lexiehulll), Allisha Gray (@graytness_15), and Dearica Hamby (@dearicamarie) team up to front a financial literacy campaign for J.P. Morgan Wealth Management (@jpmwealth),” Booking Agent Info: Sports wrote on Instagram.

“The educational ad spot features all five players, speaking as members of the WNBPA, sharing personal insights on navigating early career earnings and long-term financial health. Addressing crucial aspects of paycheck management, including tax planning, saving strategies, investing, and avoiding social media’s skewed perceptions of wealth; the roster emphasizes the power of smart spending, discipline, and financial literacy…”

The post included financial insights from Hull and the other four players, who shared their personal experiences from their careers. The Fever guard offered advice on how to manage money, stating that her best financial decision was “maxing out my 401(k).”

“I think with social media and comparison and seeing what other people are doing, it feels like they have everything and are doing everything,” Hull said. “One thing that I wish I knew: you don’t need that new designer bag. You don’t need a new car every year. Put your money away.”

Hull will enter the second and final season of her two-year, $1.568 million deal with the Fever in 2027.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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