‘Ignore the trolls’: Paige Spiranac explains how her image sparks ‘controversy’ on social media

WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO: Former professional golfer turned influencer Paige Spiranac has become famous and popular thanks to her engaging social media presence.

However, despite her immense popularity, she is not free from controversy. Recently, she explained how Internet users perceive her personality.

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Embracing her bold and dynamic persona, Paige Spiranac has garnered the adoration of many fans, but she has not escaped criticism from some critics and netizens. Leveraging her attractive looks and captivating presence, she has gradually built her brand over the years.

What did Paige Spiranac say?

In the latest episode of her podcast, “Playing a Round with Paige,” the influencer got candid about why she has a controversial image. Giving her fans an insight into her brand image, Spiranac said: “I think the way I dress gets me attention. And I built my brand, my appearance and my body.

Paige Spiranac is known for her captivating golf videos (Getty Images)

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She continued: “And that sometimes brings a lot of controversy that you need to grow in this industry. But within golf, it’s such a conservative industry.

In the golf world, she is constantly reminded how risky and controversial her content is, and as a result, she said, “More than not, I’m told my content is too edgy, that it’s is too controversial. It’s too risky.

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When Spiranac opened up about cyberbullying

The influencer has always been a vehement critic of online harassment. According to reports, Spiranac once opened up about how she deals with haters.

She said: “I’ve always been one to answer [to trolls], always quick to address the person immediately and head-on. Sometimes it worked out for the best and ended up becoming a friendship despite that initial nastiness. But I do not advise it now; I was more naive when I first reported cyberbullying. »

Paige Spiranac was once a professional golfer (Getty Images)

She added: “The best thing you can do is ignore trolls, block them or report them. If you say something, always be 100% nice, because what you say will stay there forever.”

“Even if you delete a comment, it can still be found. That’s why I always ask my fans and followers: ‘Who do you want to be? What you post may still be 50 years from now, so think about what kind of person’ you want to represent,” she said.

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