Jaw-dropping sports activities star goes viral as astonished followers hail ‘Wonder Woman appears’
A jaw-dropping sports star has set pulses racing on social media after some red carpet snaps went viral as fans hailed her “Wonder Woman” looks
Jaime Chapman has gone viral(Image: @jaime.chapman/Instagram)
A jaw-dropping sports star has gone viral, again, as astonished fans fawned over her “Wonder Woman” looks. Australian rugby league star Jaime Chapman, who is already a hero down under, is now finding fame on these shores thanks to social media.
After first going viral on over the summer, and with temperatures dropping, Jamie has turned them back up after some snaps went viral on X. Jamie wowed as she posed for cameras in a figure-hugging black dress on the red carpet.
The pictures were from the 2024 Dally M Awards – but they are still being shared on X: “The body I imagine wonder woman has!”
Jaime Chapman wowed in the sleek dress(Image: Getty Images)
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“Her boyfriend is such a lucky guy,” a second said. And another joked: “I’d pay to be tackled by her!”
Jamie turns out for the Gold Coast Titans and recently made her TV debut when she swapped her boots for a mic, providing analysis on matches for Channel 9.
She has also embarked on charity work in Tanzania where she volunteered at a school during the off-season in an experience that gave her a new perspective on life.
Jaime Chapman isn’t just a rugby hero(Image: @jaime.chapman/Instagram)
Chapman recalled: “I got allocated to a school where 90% of the kids were orphans. It was very sad but an eye opener as well.
“I was a bit rocked by it but I formed connections with all these kids, who don’t have parents. We bought food for all the kids and went to where they reside.
“Seeing some of their living situations it hits really hard, knowing that from the ages of two-to-15 they are living in these ways where they don’t even have access to clean water or a bed.
“It was definitely good for the soul, I learned a lot of things when I was over there and to be able to give back in ways that not only change lives but save lives as well was really special and definitely filled my cup.”
