Paige Spiranac has major Steelers flub for NFL picks flexing golf fit

Paige Spiranac makes a lot look good, but had a big flub on a post on Sunday that won’t win over the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Steelers fans.
The former golf pro who turned into an influencer and model has wowed with her bombshell fits like her bedroom nightie and her snow-melting bikini outside in the cold.
The 31-year-old is also a tremendous golfer: She flexed an insane handicap while wearing a fire low-cut dress, and crushed a 287-yard drive in a skimpy top.
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She’s apparently pretty good at making betting picks, too, going 4-1 on Sunday and boasting about it on social media while wearing a skimpy skirt.

There was just one problem with the original post with Pittsburgh.

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Yea, she spelled Pittsburgh as Pittsburg. If that were true, then the Steelers might be playing in the likes of Pittsburg, California, instead. Spiranac, who has made spelling mistakes before, realized the mistake and gave fans a bonus jaw-dropping fit look.

Yea, she can keep making mistakes for her fans if she wants to.
Spiranac, who hasn’t golfed as a pro since retiring in 2019 when she only made $8000, now has 4 million followers on Instagram.
With picks this good — even with the Pittsburgh mistake — and fits this sizzling, that number will continue to grow.
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