Paige Spiranac set the record straight regarding a long-standing rumor involving her and professional golfer Rickie Fowler. The rumor, which had been circulating among her fans for years, claimed that Spiranac had made a bold statement regarding her actions if Fowler were to win a major tournament. According to the rumor, she supposedly promised to "get the girls out". However, Spiranac took to social media to refute these claims and put an end to the speculation surrounding the matter. The rumor had gained significant traction and spread rapidly, but Spiranac's clarification aimed to provide clarity and dispel any further misunderstandings.
Despite the entertaining nature of the rumor, it appears to have been nothing more than a fabrication. Spiranac's decision to address the matter directly demonstrates her transparency and her wish to maintain an honest connection with her fans.
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'This is going to haunt me'
During an Instagram Q&A session, Spiranac directly addressed the persistent rumor that had been circulating for years. In response to a fan's question about the matter, Spiranac shared the infamous meme on her Instagram story and clarified the truth behind it. She acknowledged the longevity of the rumor and stated, "This is going to haunt me. So, a couple of years ago this fake meme came out and it was like, a picture of me and what looked like a quote or Tweet and it said, 'If Rickie wins I will, you know, let the girls come out and play,'" as per GolfMagic.
While Spiranac is known for her bold style, she made it unequivocally clear that she draws the line at nudity. Acknowledging the abundance of Rickie Fowler-related content she receives online, Spiranac humorously mentioned, "I get tagged in so much Rickie stuff, I'm surprised he hasn't blocked me, but it's all fake. Not true. Not real, and that meme should just disappear forever. Just be deleted."
Spiranac addressed the issue head-on, expressing her opinion about it, and the truth behind how the rumors started. By addressing the issue directly, she once again demonstrated her commitment to honesty, ensuring that the truth prevailed over baseless speculation.
Paige Spiranac and Rickie Fowler
Spiranac, who used to play golf and now has 3.7 million followers on Instagram, finally answered a question that her fans were curious about. She is known for wearing bold outfits on the golf course and gives tips and predictions about golf tournaments happening around the world.
She also talks about a golfer named Fowler who plays on the PGA Tour. He has won five times since he started playing professionally in 2009. He almost won all the big tournaments, but got second place instead, except for the PGA Championship where he finished third. His most recent win was at the 2019 Phoenix Open. He is currently ranked 50th in the world rankings and is doing well in golf.
