"I used someone's ChapStick and I got a herpe. I have herpes. So don't kiss me," she said. The Indiana Fever star quickly added that she isn't bothered by the cold sore. "I don't care!" she said, getting close to her webcam to show off the swollen red spot on her upper lip.
Clarifying the situation, Cunningham explained that she thinks dry air is actually responsible for the cold sore. "So what it what it is, every time I go into different climates, my lips get so dry and for some reason I always get a cold sore," she said. "But I also drank after a bunch of people and used a bunch of people's Chapstick. I didn't kiss anybody!"
Fans and viewers had mixed opinions on the lighthearted moment, with some calling it authentic and others calling it unpleasant.
On the other hand, one commenter wrote, "Shouldn't this be a private matter?!" while another added, "Why does she feel the need to tell this to the world."
However, some outraged fans seem to think Cunningham is referring to the closely related HSV-2, the usual cause of genital herpes, which can also potentially cause cold sores. HSV-2 is considerably less common and more bothersome, with WHO estimating that about 13% of people aged 15–49 are infected.
The NIH reports that "Environmental triggers that cause HSV-1 reactivation in people include emotional stress, fever, UV exposure, hormonal changes, dental surgery and cranial trauma," so it is possible that Cunningham's frequent travel and associated stress are to blame.
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