Carson Beck’s sister Kylie steps out in flashy Georgia Bulldogs-colored dress

The Georgia cheerleader sister of the now Miami Hurricanes quarterback shows off a stunning look.
Then Georgia quarterback Carson Beck (15) speaks with the media after a NCAA college football game against Massachusetts.
Then Georgia quarterback Carson Beck (15) speaks with the media after a NCAA college football game against Massachusetts. | Joshua L. Jones / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Carson Beck left the Georgia Bulldogs for the Miami Hurricanes, but his sister is Georgia all the way.

Kylie Beck is a sophomore UGA cheerleader and is the 19-year-old sister of the quarterback. While Carson was in Athens, Georgia, she was his No. 1 fan and always a source of inspiration. She also had his back when he transferred to Miami, and when all the rumors where swirling before his breakup with Hanna Cavinder — someone Kylie was friends with — she had some strong words.

Kylie Beck
Kylie Beck with her big bro and mom | Kylie Beck/Instagram

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With Carson gone, Kylie is doing her thing, and showing off her love of fits and dancing. She previously wowed in a cowgirl fit in Texas, then with a Dance Dawgs duo dance off, and finally showed off her skills with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

Now, she’s stepping out in a Georgia-red dress. She said, “you like the view? 🌤️.”

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Kylie got together with family and showed off more of the look.

Kylie Beck and family
Kylie Beck/Instagram

Kylie has posted a lot of positive vibe posts recently after everything involving her brother, but she’s certainly standing out this time with her fit. While Carson is a star playing football, Kylie is clearly a star as well.

Kylie Beck
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