TikTok basketball star’s bikini selfies earn ‘extreme slay’ praise from Olivia Dunne
TikTok star Haley Cavinder wowed her fans on Instagram after posing in a bikini showing her impressive figure.
The basketball player, who plays for the Miami Hurricanes at the University of Miami, who has over 650,000 followers on Instagram, was hyped up in the comments by LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne who wrote “extreme slay” in her comments section.
Haley’s twin sister and teammate Hanna was notably proud of her sister’s post as she left various comments including “haley era and & that’s that!!!!” as well as “MY TWIN IS BETTER THAN YOURS”.
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Haley’s stunning figure is on show in the photo with Hanna complimenting her abdominals, writing “them obliques obliquin”.
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(Image: @livvydunne/Instagram)
Haley was named second-team All-ACC after an impressive season where the Hurricanes made the Elite Eight for the first time in their history before being defeated 54-42 by eventual NCAA champions LSU.
Alongside her twin sister Hanna, the pair are among the most popular college athletes after cultivating a massive social media following, possessing over 4.4million followers on TikTok.
They’ve taken advantage of their position by signing numerous lucrative name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals with the likes of WWE and Boost Mobile.
With the sisters eligible to play their fifth year of college basketball after the 2020 season was curtailed due to COVID, Haley announced her intention to return to Miami but wasn’t as sure on whether her sibling would join her.
On a recent appearance on the BFF Podcast, she said: “[Hanna] might not want to play our fifth year, so that’s the only reason.
(Image: @haleycavinder/Instagram)
“I just like to hoop so I was like I want to come back for a fifth year. But Hanna is more like, ‘I want to start my life.”
Despite the loss to LSU, it was a successful season for the Hurricanes who bounced out the top-seeded Indiana Hoosiers 70-68 in the second round of March Madness in what was an unbelievable upset.
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