Details for Flavor Flav’s massive US women’s Olympian celebration in Las Vegas revealed
NY Post
Flavor Flav secured VIP treatment for his “She Got Game” weekend to celebrate all of the U.S. women olympians, taking place this summer in Las Vegas.
The rapper — a public advocate of women’s sports who supported the USA Bobsled/Skeleton team at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics — announced Thursday that he and MGM Resorts are teaming up to deliver hospitality, parties and a parade during the event, which runs through July 16-19.
“I wanna give a special shout out to MGM Resorts,,, many people offered to help the hockey team,,, but when I said I wanted to include ALL women who earned medals from the winter games + USABS [USA Bobsled/Skeleton],,, they didn’t hesitate and stepped up to be REAL partners with 100+ rooms,” Flavor Flav wrote in an X post Thursday night.
“They also offered food and hospitality, spa, ground, event space, after parties, and to host the parade and party for the PUBLIC to celebrate our women for FREE.”
Flavor Flav also started a GoFundMe donation page for the “She Got Game” weekend.
“Funds raised through this campaign will go directly to the invited female athletes and support the She Got Game weekend. Your generosity will ensure these athletes are properly celebrated in Las Vegas and receive meaningful financial support for their futures,” the donation page states.
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