Paige Spiranac, the 30-year-old golf influencer, recently showcased her toned abs in her latest social media post. Known for frequently sharing pictures and videos of herself on social media, she has accumulated millions of followers online. However, she revealed that some of her fans have rather unusual requests when it comes to the content they want to see from her.
In a revealing white top that displayed her ripped abs, Paige asked her followers, “What type of content do you want to see more of from me on here? (Don’t say feet pictures lol).”
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This prompted a response from one fan who expressed disbelief, saying, “With a body and face like that, people wanna see your feet?!?!” Another fan echoed the sentiment, exclaiming, “Feet pics? WTF? These are just fine.”
It seems that the requests for feet pictures are not the only unusual encounters Paige has had. She recently shared on her podcast, “Playing A Round,” that men she has dated have used her for golf lessons.
She expressed her disappointment, stating: “Unfortunately, guys were using me for golf lessons, golf equipment and golf balls.” She recounted instances where a casual golf date turned into an hour-long lesson to help the guy become a better golfer.
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Despite these challenges, Paige continues to thrive as an influencer in the sports world. With a strong focus on golf-related content, she is fast-approaching the four million followers mark on Instagram. Her journey as an influencer has not been without its hurdles, but she has become one of the best-known figures in the sports influencer community.
In her own words, Paige has been candid about her experiences, revealing the less glamorous side of being in the public eye. Despite the unusual requests and disappointments she has faced, she remains a prominent figure in the golf and influencer world. As she continues to share her pᴀssion for golf and fitness with her followers, she undoubtedly inspires many along the way.
