Hannah Cavender mocks sister Haley for “showing off a professional athlete” in a tongue-in-cheek TikTok video as the social media influencer’s twins attend an NBA game
Social media twins Hannah and Haley Cavender continue to have fun in the aftermath of the March Madness Hurricane’s defeat at the hands of LSU.
The college basketball stars, 22, attended the Phoenix Suns’ win over the Denver Nuggets in Arizona Thursday night.
The sisters posted on their social media platforms as their online popularity continued to rise.
On their combined TikTok account, followed by 4.5 million people, Hanna taunted sister Haley “growling at a pro athlete” as they watched the NBA game from the stands.
The whole video seemed to be a joke with Hanna calling out her siblings for liking a player while they are playing. Simping is a slang term used to describe a person who gives another person excessive attention.
Hannah Cavender (left) mocked her sister Haley (right) for “showing off a professional athlete”
It’s not the love of your life. He is literally just a man. Hit him with your car,” Hanna is seen vocalizing in the clip.
Hanna and Haley are said to be worth more than $850,000 each after their Cinderella team’s run in the NCAA tournament, and that’s only set to grow as their following grows.
Earlier this week, the social media sensations showed off their dance moves after defeating their Elite Eight team.
It’s currently unclear what’s next for the pair, who is reportedly ‘too young’ for a professional basketball career – with the possibility of a move to WWE reportedly on the cards for the 22-year-old.
WWE began partnering with college superstars to recruit its future generations of superstars and the Cavinder twins were among a number of athletes they teamed up with.
The twins were at the forefront of NIL deals among collegiate athletes when the NCAA changed its rules, immediately signing deals with Boost Mobile and SixStar ProNutrition.
The Cavinder girls have endorsement deals with Victoria’s Secret Pink, Boost Mobile, Champs Sports, Leaf Trading Cards, and Intruit TurboTax.
Earlier this week, the social media sensations showed off their dance moves on TikTok
The Cavender Twins turned heads for the Miami Hurricanes’ March Madness Elite Eight
The Cavinder twins tapped their 4.5 million TikTok followers in a new deal with Boost Mobile when the NCAA changed its rules about endorsements in 2021.
The Cavender Girls are collegiate twins who are making waves on and off the NCAA floor
