Who’s Reed Sheppard’s Girlfriend, Brailey Dizney?

Published 12/09/2023, 10:21 AM EST

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Reed Sheppard has become a strong force in the dynamic world of collegiate basketball, demonstrating his abilities as a vital member of the Kentucky Wildcats in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). In his most recent game, Sheppard performed admirably. His offense and defense is what really separates him from the other players on the Kentucky team. He has already had 12 thefts and six blocks in just four games. But beyond the court, Sheppard’s love interest is making him a popular newsmaker.

The basketball sensation not only rules the floor but also has a particular place in Brailey Dizney’s heart. His Instagram posts make his romance known to all. But who’s the 19-year-old girl in Sheppard’s life?

The Wildcat’s Beau

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Reed and Brailey have been dating for three years now. Their romance started when they were students at different high schools. Reed attended North Laurel High School, while Brailey went to South Laurel High School. In August, Brailey went to Holmes Beach, Florida, with the Sheppard family. This adventure proved to be a testament to Brailey’s close bond with Reed’s family.

 

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On November 1st, Brailey celebrated three years of dating Reed. She posted a sweet photo carousel on social media, with a special message: “3 years later, and you are still on my nerves.” Reed and Brailey made their relationship public in 2021. Reed was the first to post a picture of their Fourth of July party, showing a private moment between him and Brailey.

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On September 12, Reed gave Brailey a touching birthday present, which he shared on social media. In his message, he called her his “best friend,” giving the public a lighthearted impression of their relationship. Reed first appeared on Brailey’s Instagram in December 2021. Since then, they have used social media to express their love for each other, sharing many charming messages.

In April, they attended the senior prom together, looking stunning in their matching outfits. Brailey’s unwavering support for Reed is evident in her attendance at his games. She stood by Reed when he was presented with the coveted Mr. Kentucky Basketball 2023 title, despite the criticism he faced.

The new shooting star

Reed Sheppard has shown his commitment to the Wildcats by being the first to sign up for Kentucky’s Class of 2023. In just four games, he has already demonstrated his ability to lead the offense, spread the floor, and block shots.

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In 2018, Sheppard was the first freshman in Division I history to score at least 25 points, achieve seven three-pointers, and only miss one field goal. Since 2011, only one other collegiate player has achieved this stat line when seven assists are included.

Sheppard is a great fit for the 3-and-D lead guard archetype, which is crucial for winning basketball games. Although he is too young to be considered a one-and-done player, he has a good chance of being chosen in the first round.

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Even though it’s too early in the season to call him a one-and-done player, if he can continue to produce at a high level for one of the top collegiate basketball teams, there’s a good chance the NBA will take him in the 2024 Draft.

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Nima Murugan

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