KK Arnold is in high spirits as she celebrates her 20th birthday. The UConn star shared three adorable snaps from her childhood as well as a recent photo of herself in her Huskies uniform on Instagram on Friday.
"Blessed🥹🩷 #20," Arnold's Instagram caption read.
Arnold has a lot to feel blessed about on her big day. She is coming off of a successful sophomore campaign at UConn during which she helped lead the Huskies to a national title.
As a freshman, Arnold was a starter for UConn, but she proved her value as a role player off the bench this season. The guard appeared in all 40 games, averaging 21.2 minutes on the court.

Arnold contributed on both sides of the ball and averaged 5.5 points, 2.4 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.5 steals per game. She shot 47.4% and knocked down 71.0% of her free throws.
The guard was an essential piece to UConn's postseason success and can now celebrate her 20th birthday as a national champion.

KK Arnold discusses former UConn stars Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier finding Unrivaled
Arnold is aware of the impact UConn alumni have on the basketball world. The star guard discussed fellow Huskies Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier finding Unrivaled on Wednesday's episode of "Barrier Breakers."
"It was super cool," Arnold said (Timestamp: 16:18). "Also, just another opportunity for players to just stay in one place and get better where they are. The Unrivaled League was in Miami, so I feel like everybody got an opportunity to settle in, learn from each other."
Unrivaled is a 3-on-3 basketball league that features 36 of the WNBA's top players, including Stewart and Collier. The league is coming off of its inaugural season, which was eight weeks long and took place at a custom-built facility in Miami.
Stewart and Collier both found success with Unrivaled, with Stewart scoring the first basketball in league history and Collier being named the inaugural MVP. Fellow UConn star Paige Bueckers is an investor in the league and is expected to play next season.
Unrivaled highlights what former Huskies can accomplish and also how women's basketball is continously growing. Arnold has two more seasons at UConn before she starts to consider her professional future, but based on her links to Stewart and Collier and her comments about the league, fans could possibly anticipate the guard signing a contract with Unrivaled in a few years.
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