WNBA star Aliyah Boston has fans buzzing once again — and this time, it’s not about basketball. The Indiana Fever standout has ignited conversations about marriage and starting a family after renewed attention on her long-term relationship with boyfriend Tre-Vaughn Minott.
Boston is reportedly dating Minott, a fellow basketball player, and their love story has been quietly growing for years. According to reports, the couple has been together since 2020, after first meeting on the University of South Carolina (USC) campus.
Minott once recalled their first interaction in an interview with The State, and the moment sounds straight out of a rom-com. Spotting Boston, he walked up to her and casually said, “Hey, let me tell you a joke.” The unexpected move worked — she laughed, and the connection was instant.
“It was out of nowhere,” Minott said. “And that’s it. Just from there. We laugh about it every day. Every single day. It was just like an instant spark.”
Since then, the couple has never fully hidden their relationship. While both keep their private lives relatively low-key, they occasionally give fans a glimpse into their bond through social media. In February 2025, Minott shared a throwback photo of the two with a heart emoji for Valentine’s Day — a post that quickly caught attention and fueled speculation about what might be next for the pair.
With Boston entering her prime years in the WNBA and Minott continuing his basketball journey, fans are now wondering whether wedding bells — and future family plans — could be on the horizon.
Who Is Tre-Vaughn Minott?
Tre-Vaughn Minott is a basketball player originally from Montreal, Canada. He has steadily built his career through various elite programs:
Joined the Americas Team Camp in 2018
Became part of the NBA Latin America Academy during the 2019–2020 season
Competed in the National Prep School Invitational in Rhode Island
Played in the Skill Factory Tournament of Champions in Atlanta
Minott currently plays for Portland State University, where, in his junior year, he has averaged 1.0 points, 1.4 rebounds, and recorded eight blocked shots, according to the GoViks website. Before transferring, he spent three seasons at South Carolina, where his path first crossed with Boston.
Fans can find him on Instagram at @trevaughnminott, where he occasionally shares moments from both his basketball career and personal life.