Paige Spiranac claims TikTok shadow-banned her over some ‘innocent little cleavage’
Paige Spiranac claims TikTok has been blocking her content from followers for posting a video wearing a low-cut white golfing dress.
“I’m shadow banned on TikTok all because of some little innocent cleavage. Free the cleavage!” she posted on X Thursday.
The former pro golfer then shared the same video from TikTok to X.
“TikTok doesn’t approve of this video but I know X will #freethecleavage,” she captioned the post.
In the video, Spiranac is wearing a low-cut white golf dress while walking on a golf course toward the camera smiling and holding a pink driver in her left hand.
Spiranac, 30, posted the video to TikTok earlier in the day, but it received fewer than 4,000 views and 200 likes, which is unusual since her past videos garnered hundreds of thousands of views and likes.
Another recent video –– which showed her wearing a green dress with a plunging neckline while giving tips about how she uses her fairway finder –– also received a lower-than-normal amount of likes.
The “Playing a Round with Paige” podcast host has 1.5 million followers on TikTok and has received a collective 10 million likes for all her videos.
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Several of Spiranac’s fans came to her defense and swarmed her comments with “free the cleavage.”
Spiranac has previously come under fire for wearing slightly more risqué outfits on the golf course than the traditional looks.
In November, she posted a photo of her holding a golf pin, but not all her fans seemed to appreciate the short skirt she was wearing that revealed some of her butt.
Spiranac was quick to defend her look and tweeted, “It’s amazing the outrage this outfit is causing on Instagram. It’s just a little cheeky or booty cleavage as I like to say lol. I think it’s quite tame and this picture is cute. Thoughts?”
Spiranac rose to fame as the self-proclaimed “OG Insta golf girl” and has received thousands of likes on her Instagram posts since 2015.
A rep for TikTok didn’t immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.
