Paige Spiranac did not hold back when addressing the selective support among women when embracing their sexuality.
On Thursday, Spiranac re-posted a tweet about singer Sabrina Carpenter from September, which praised the hit-maker for embracing her sexuality while appealing to a female audience.
‘Like how is she performing in lingerie and I still feel like it’s not for men at all? I can’t comprehend it, but I love it,’ the tweet read.
Spiranac, who has been trolled for her content, responded by writing, ‘I dislike how women pick and choose when it’s okay to support other women for embracing their sexuality depending on if it appears to be for the female or male gaze.’
‘Women should be able to embrace their sexuality if that’s what makes them feel empowered,’ she continued. ‘One shouldn’t be called a genius while the other is called an attention whore for doing the same exact thing.’
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac hit back at trolls who criticized her for ’embracing sexuality’
One user took to the comments and wrote, ‘You’re doing just fine, Paige. You have the golf community in a chokehold.’
In response, Spiranac wrote, ‘This isn’t really even about me. It’s a constant theme I keep seeing with other women too.’
Now known as a model and influencer, Spiranac became a professional golfer in 2015 after competing for the University of Arizona and San Diego State University on the collegiate level. She participated in various tournaments including the Ladies European Tour and the Cactus Tour.
Behind the course, Spiranac has gained a massive following and achieved much success as an influencer amassing millions of followers across different platforms.
Furthermore, she was named the Sexiest Woman Alive in Maxim’s Hot 100 list in 2022.
Spiranac found success as an influencer and model after her golf career failed to pan out
Spiranac played for the University of Arizona and San Diego State before turning pro in 2015
As an influencer, Spiranac has amassed millions of followers across different platforms
In 2023, Spiranac opened up about her mental struggles. After her competitive golf career did not take off as she wanted, she shared how her therapist helped her cope with the struggles.
‘She showed me my anxiety is my superpower,’ Spiranac said. ‘I finally just said, Screw this. I changed my mentality.’
From there, Spiranac found her knack for content creation where she became beloved by a massive fanbase while staying around the sport.
‘Basically, my career has become a ‘F**k you to everyone,’ Spiranac told GolfDigest’s Allison Glock.
