Paige Spiranac Makes a Beauty Statement by Posting a Photo With Her Mom: ‘I Think I’m Going to Be Just Fine’
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Being a social media influencer is never easy. You need to be more careful with how you share your point of view. Social media star, Paige Spiranac, had a similar experience. And how she dealt with the issue was commendable.
The famous professional golfer turned golf analyst, Sir Nick Faldo, retired from his job recently. His CBS colleagues and crew gave him an emotional farewell after the Rocket Mortgage Classic last week.
As a person who has entertained the golf world for 16 years, many people were sad about his retirement. However, Spiranac wasn’t one of them. According to her, the English man used to be a great commentator until the last couple of years. “I don’t think I am gonna miss Sir Nick Faldo like I’ve missed Johnny Miller,” she said.
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While some supported her honesty, some didn’t like her opinions on the former CBS golf analyst. They filled her comment section with criticism, one of which received her attention.
Paige Spiranac is not worried about her career as an influencer
“Let’s see how your doing in 20yrs from now with out your looks,” a netizen commented under the video. “Atleast Faldo has experienced the game.”
This is my mom in her 60s. I think I’m going to be just fine https://t.co/w2UN1iFswI pic.twitter.com/E04oA9v9f3
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) August 8, 2022
Although many might get hurt by the comment, Spiranac was not worried about it. And she explained why it is so by sharing a picture of her with her mother. “This is my mom in her 60s. I think I’m going to be just fine,” she wrote.
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Notably, Maxim, an international men’s magazine, named the former professional golfer the Sexiest Woman Alive in 2022. She is also the first athlete to take the no. 1 spot on the Hot 100 list. With her mother’s genes and her popularity, the 29-year-old sure doesn’t have to worry about her career for a long time.
Spiranac’s professional journey so far
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Paige Renee Spiranac wanted to be a gymnast when she was young. However, she switched her concentration to golf after she faced health issues. She played golf at the junior level, college level, and also as a professional.
However, Spiranac retired from golf after she found out that the competition aspect of the sport was not helping her mental health. She gradually switched her career to social media influencing and has established a name for herself. Notably, she has 3.5 million followers on Instagram, something even the 15-time major champion, Tiger Woods, has failed to achieve.
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Paige Spiranac has always been an open book. She shares her mental struggle and viewpoint about others, even though she might get criticized for the same. How do you like the way she responds to online negativity? Let us know your thoughts in the comments down below.
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Manaal Siddiqui
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