Alix Earle, Jena Sims and the Cavinder twins were among the stars who walked the runway at the Sports Illustrated Swimer show on Saturday night.
The Hot Mess podcast host, who is dating NFL player Braxton Berrios, rocked a bright blue bikini on the runway.
The Dolphins wide receiver cheered on his girlfriend from the front row, while Earle confidently posed at the star-studded event in Miami Beach.
The 23-year-old was later joined by her three younger sisters, Ashtin, Penelope and Izabel, who sported swimsuits as they confidently strutted alongside the TikTok influencer.
Ashtin, 21, stunned in a black and white bikini, while her little half-sisters wore pink and red swimsuits.
Alix Earle walked the runway at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Show on Saturday night.
The podcast host walked alongside her three younger sisters, Ashtin, Penelope and Izabel.
Meanwhile, Haley and Hanna Cavinder walked the runway together in barely-there red and blue bikinis.
The duo, who celebrated the brand’s 60th anniversary, then dressed in mismatched black and white two-pieces.
Brooks Koepka’s wife, Jena Sims, was also on the show after making her SI Swim debut on the magazine’s cover last month.
The five-time major golf champion walked the red carpet with Sims before donning a bright green swimsuit to strut down the runway.
Her boyfriend, Braxton Berrios, was also seen cheering her on from the audience.
Haley and Hanna Cavinder walked the runway together in barely-there red and blue bikinis.
The basketball players donned black and white swimsuits for their second look.
Last month, Koepka paid tribute to his wife’s sizzling magazine cover in a social media post.
“I’m so proud of you @jenamsims,” he captioned a photo of the model wearing an animal print bikini.
‘It’s amazing to see what hard work can achieve! I love you!’ she added.
Brooks Koepka walked the red carpet with Jena Sims before strutting down the runway.
Sims shined in a green jumpsuit with a matching neon bracelet.
The mother-of-one previously explained that her husband, with whom she shares 10-month-old son Crew, ‘moved on’ while she was preparing for the tropical photoshoot.
“I sat him down and told him this would be the equivalent of training for a major golf tournament and it kind of resonated with him,” he said. told the New York Post last week.
‘He really stepped up. At that time there were no important tournaments for him,” he continued.
“If I had a workout and Crew wasn’t asleep, he would take care of Crew and just completely adjust his schedule to mine, which is what I do for him when he’s training for something. It was so perfect.”
