The longtime golf influencer has been revealing different Halloween costumes throughout the month of October.
Modeling a vibrant red one-piece similar to those featured in the iconic TV series, the longtime golf influencer, 30, posed for a photo before wishing fans a “Happy Halloween!”Spiranac, who boasts nearly four million followers on Instagram, vowed to unveil a costume every day throughout the month of October.
To kick off the festivities, the internet sensation transformed into Velma Dinkley from “Scooby-Doo.”in a series of Instagram Stories, which ranged from Harley Quinn to Cammy from the “Street Fighter” gaming series.Jeezy to drop double album on ‘trauma, obstacles and personal growth’ amid Jeannie Mai divorcePaige Spiranac/X
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