Paige Spiranac teases ‘legendary’ collaboration with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit as she urges fans to follow the brand: ‘I would never steer you in the wrong direction’

Paige Spiranac has urged fans to follow Sports Illustrated Swimmer after teasing a “legendary” collaboration with the brand.

Spiranac, who has nearly four million followers on Instagram, took to the platform on Monday to hint at her connection to the famous sports magazine’s swimsuit edition.

“You know I would never lead you in the wrong direction,” the former professional golfer said.

“And I think you should follow Sports Illustrated Swimmer. Something legendary is about to happen.”

SI Swimsuit will celebrate its 60th anniversary later this year, with a special ‘Legends’ photoshoot already scheduled.

Spiranac took to Instagram on Monday to urge her fans to follow the swimsuit magazine.

The 30-year-old is one of golf’s top influencers with nearly four million followers on Instagram.

It remains to be seen if Spiranac appears in that shoot or enjoys his own collaboration with the magazine.

The social media sensation previously appeared on the cover of SI Swim in 2018, when she admitted that doing so helped her deal with suicidal thoughts.

‘I finally got back what’s mine. I got my body back, I got my sexuality back, and, “You guys want to look sexy? I’m going to make it sexy and I’m going to do it my way,” she said.

“It was really liberating to be myself and not feel less than someone or less of a person or that I haven’t accomplished anything or that I’m a whore or that my parents hate me or all those things that people call ‘I’m with myself every day and I’m really “I embrace this sexy side, I’m confident, I love who I am and I love the skin I’m in.”

Spiranac spent a year as a professional golfer before throwing in the towel after admitting to being “mentally exhausted.”

Since then, the 30-year-old has dedicated her efforts to becoming one of the most famous sports influencers on social media.

Spiranac spent a year as a professional golfer before quitting because he was “mentally exhausted.”

“Instead of sitting back and feeling sorry for myself, I got up and dedicated myself to my media work,” she said last year.

‘My experience of working hard and hard has really helped me in my media career, because I work incredibly hard.

“And the difference is here: the harder I work, the more successful I am and I think that’s why it’s been a more satisfying journey for me than professional golf… the result is positive.”