‘You Gotta Respect’: Paige Spiranac Extends Her Support to Patrick and Justine Reed

Paige Spiranac has been fearless in her remarks about everything she talks about. The ex-golfer has a record of standing by her words and her fans love listening to her opinions. Spiranac is known to take hits at all controversies stating her thoughts about them. However, in a recent episode of her podcast, she said all things nice about former Major winner, Patrick Reed and his wife Justine Reed.

Paige Spiranac rooted for Patrick and Justine Reed

Spiranac was talking about some of her crazy fans on social media who comment and react to her posts for attention. While discussing the matter with her co-host Amanda, she started talking about some famous people who had been mentioning her on their Twitter accounts. The one they talked about was Patrick Reed’s lawyer, who was constantly trying to target Spiranac.

During their discussion, Spiranac spoke up about the beef between Patrick Reed and Brandel Chamblee. She said, “Patrick Reed has sued Brandel Chamblee and Golf Channel for $775 million…He says defamation of character things that Brando has said about him cheating.” She also mentioned that she agreed with the fact that Brandel Chamblee had been “really hard” on Reed.

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Spiranac also talked about Reed’s wife and said that she was her “favorite person ever”. She said, “I still love Justine…she’s just like, Fuck you guys like I’m Justine fucking Reid and I am just gonna do my thing and live my best life and you gotta respect that”.

Spiranac talked about LIV Golf players suing PGA Tour players

In her conversation during the podcast, Spiranac talked about the reason why LIV Golf players are suing the PGA Tour players. She said, “If all of these guys are saying they’re making that much money, why jumping to LIV like that?” According to Spiranac, the players’ transition to LIV Golf was based on the urge to earn more money. But the players coming back to the PGA Tour for money-related issues doesn’t seem quite right.

Paige Spiranac has been in support of the PGA Tour since the beginning of the controversy. However, her recent suggestions included that the leagues should try to work together. But, for now there seems absolutely no indication that Jay Monahan would look forward to a merger with Greg Noman and his league.

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