Renowned golf personality and social media sensation Paige Spiranac was part of the 2018 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition. At the time, Spiranac received a lot of positive reviews for featuring in the magazine, and the photoshoot helped her gain more fame.
Recently, in a video on the Instagram handle of SI Swimsuit, Paige Spiranac detailed how the photoshoot changed her life. First, Spiranac mentioned that when she saw the photos come out, she told herself this was the person she wanted to be. Then, she shared a story about the life-altering moment and said:
“During that time in my life, I was struggling a lot with confidence and seeing myself powerful and confident and just all of these things that I never thought I could be and to see it there online after looking at Sports Illustrated Swimsuit for such a long time was just such an out of body experience and I will never forget that moment.”
You can check out what Paige Spiranac said about her 2018 SI Swimsuit Edition experience below:
After the success she found with SI Swimsuit in 2018, Paige Spiranac was once again featured in the magazine. Earlier this year, Spiranac joined legends like Winnie Harlow, Tyra Banks, and some other distinguished women for the 60th anniversary of the SI Swimsuit edition.
Paige Spiranac details dealing with constant criticism about her looks
As mentioned above, Paige Spiranac is extremely popular on social media. On Instagram alone, Spiranac has 4 million followers, and she constantly engages with them by uploading content. While Spiranac enjoys her popularity, being in the public eye also has its disadvantages.
During a Q&A session on Instagram, a fan asked Spiranac about how she deals with the people who constantly comment about her looks. Spiranac answered:
“I know that when I post something online, I’m opening myself up to criticism, and people have a right to their opinion,” she added. “They can say what they want. I might not agree with that opinion or always love that opinion, but it’s their opinion. So, I’ve just grown to have some thick skin, brush it off, and move on and do something the next day.”
Apart from her fanbase on Instagram, Spiranac also enjoys popularity on platforms like TikTok, X (formerly Twitter), and YouTube.On YouTube, she regularly uploads golf-related content and has also done collaborations with professional golfers like 2024 US Open winner Bryson DeChambeau.
