Golfer Paige Spiranac Reveals If She Has Breast Implants: ‘You Already Know’

Golfer Paige Spiranac participated in an Instagram “Ask Me Anything” on Monday afternoon, and although she did get some interesting questions, two were very focused on her chest and the size of her body.

The 30-year-old athlete got candid with her followers, admitting that they do look “bigger” but confirming that they are fully “real.”

On Monday afternoon, the social media sensation took to her Instagram Stories to answer a few questions from fans.

The first question that Paige decided to answer was, “First things first. Are they real?” Paige laughed, saying, “I love you guys,” before adding, “You already know. Following tradition, a tradition unlike any other, yes.”

Another follower asked, “Maybe a different question. We know that they are real… but were they always that big?” Paige responded, “This is actually a really popular question. When I was doing the throwback stories a couple days ago, and people were like, ‘Your body looks different and they look small.’ I’m like, ‘Uh, yeah.’”

“Well, I weighed significantly less, and since they are real, they change depending on weight loss and weight gain,” she explained. “And so, since I have gained more weight, they have gotten bigger, and also being on birth control – I wasn’t on birth control back then – so there are a bunch of different changes — hormonal, weight gain — that make them change size.”

“And you’ll even see that too when it’s depending on – TMI – but like, during my cycle, they get bigger or smaller,” she concluded. “So yes, body changes. They change and I just um… I just like to show them.”

There were a lot of questions about her body. Another fan asked, “Do you have any piercings or tattoos that we can’t see?” Paige responded, “Fun fact. I have zero tattoos and zero piercings. I used to have my ears pierced when I was younger but they closed up because I would never wear my earrings. I’m just not a jewelry person. I’m sure you can probably tell. I never wear jewelry.”

“And with tattoos, I love them on other people, I think they look so good, but I don’t think I could ever pull it off so I don’t think I’ll ever get one,” she continued before she addressed a fan theory that she had her nipples pierced. “And then, there was a theory going around, because of a shirt I wore and there was a weird gapping that they were pierced… they’re not pierced. Sounds very painful. Pass.”

Last summer, Paige was dubbed Maxim’s “World’s Sexiest Woman,” so it only makes sense that she has a few stalkers to contend with. Although Paige is used to the attention, she got more than she bargained for when she was approached by a man who is also accused of stalking actress and director Olivia Wilde.

In court documents obtained by The Blast, Paige believes that a 32-year-old man named Eric Fuhs followed her to Nevada when she was competing in a golf tournament in South Lake Tahoe in July 2022. While she was warming up, he called her over for a photograph and Paige was only too happy to comply. However, after taking the photo, things took a turn for the worse.

“After taking the photograph, Mr. Fuhs claimed that I had scammed him out of $10,000. Mr. Fuhs was acting in a hostile manner and I became fearful,” she wrote in the court documents. She quickly called over her representative, Jeremy Aisenberg, to intervene, so she didn’t miss her scheduled tee time, but the situation was unnerving, to say the least.

"Even though much of my career involves making public appearances, I have been scared to share my location with fans. I am scared for my safety," she wrote in the court filing. "I am extremely troubled by Mr. Fuhs' delusional belief that he has been communicating with me. I fear that without a restraining order, Mr. Fuhs will continue to attempt to see me, particularly when I have to travel to the Los Angeles area for work."

She went on to say that she became aware that Fuhs already has a civil restraining order against him due to his alleged stalking of actress Olivia Wilde. "I have no desire to see Mr. Fuchs or communicate with him," she wrote. "There is absolutely no reason or legitimate purpose for him to contact me."