Paige Spiranac reacts to tweet promising to show her boobs as her DMs blow up

Former world’s sexiest woman Paige Spiranac is used to fans and admirers trying their luck, but the golf influencing queen was left alarmed when an avalanche of DMs appeared in her inbox

Paige Spiranac told fans to not “get your hopes up” after a fake Twitter account promised a “boob reveal”.

Spiranac is very fond of her body’s features, particularly when it comes to her chest. She lovingly refers to her breasts as her “milkers” and is not afraid to make them front and centre of her audacious social media uploads.

The former professional golfer is also the first person to come out swinging when people criticise her posts and videos. Her previous sparring partners include world No.183 golfer Nate Lashley.

However, on this occasion, she has had to correct a fake Twitter account who promised an awful lot more than they delivered.

A little while ago, a social media page dedicated to memes creates a fake tweet from Spiranac which promised “I’ll do a boob reveal when Rickie Fowler wins a major.” Fowler is currently joint first with Xander Schauffele at the US Open and is in an excellent position to claim the victory at the Los Angeles Country Club.

With many fans beginning to realise he could finally win his first title since 2019, lots of golf fans flocked to Spiranac’s social media pages. Unfortunately, they will be left very disappointed if Fowler does go on to win.

“A meme account posted a fake tweet a while ago and now people are blowing up my DMs,” she began on Twitter. “This is not true so don’t get your hopes up. But I did pick Rickie as a long shot so at least I have that going for me lol.”

While she is not afraid of taking a raunchy photo, Spiranac likely draws the line at a complete “boob reveal”. While she has uploaded posts of her donning tiny bikinis and laying in a bath full of golf balls, she has never uploaded a full photo of her breasts.

Fowler equalled the lowest score in men’s major championship history and recorded the lowest round ever scored at the US Open when he carded an outrageous eight-under 62 at the Los Angeles Country Club.

Unfortunately for him, his score was matched by Schauffele less than half an hour later.