Jewell Loyd Partners with Foot Locker and Nike for Inspiring ‘Dropping Gems’ Ad
The Source - 2024-05-15T13:43:33.000Z

With the start of the 2024 WNBA season approaching, Foot Locker has teamed up with Nike to debut an inspiring new ad featuring Seattle Storm superstar Jewell Loyd. The ad, titled ‘Dropping Gems,’ showcases Jewell’s tribute to the players who paved the way for her and her commitment to guiding the next generation. Jewell Loyd, […] The post Jewell Loyd Partners with Foot Locker and Nike for Inspiring ‘Dropping Gems’ Ad first appeared on The Source.

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