Nice try, haters.
Jena Sims cheekily hit back at a critic this week on TiKTok after they made a comment about her connecting with husband Brooks Koepka.
“Good thing you met Brooks,” the user wrote, to which Sims replied, “Agreed,” with a winky face emoji. She later elaborated on the exchange Wednesday in an Instagram Story, which was possibly connected to Koepka’s controversial move to the Saudi-backed LIV Tour.
“When they are trying to hate but I’m genuinely happy I literally met my husband,” the Pageant of Hope founder, 33, posted.
Jena Sims, the wife of golfer Brooks Koepka, cheekily replied to a hater on social media this week. Instagram/Jena Sims
Jena Sims posted the exchange Wednesday on her Instagram Story. Instagram/Jena Sims
Brooks Koepka and Jena Sims tied the knot in June 2022 after getting engaged last year. Instagram/Brooks KoepkaSims and Koepka, 32, began dating in 2017 before getting engaged in 2021. The longtime couple tied the knot this month in an epic destination wedding in Turks and Caicos, which the golfer called the “Best. Day. Of. My. Life.”
In the weeks following his wedding to Sims, Koepka made another life-changing move by signing with LIV Golf. The four-time major champion, who had previously spoken out about the PGA Tour’s controversial rival, said a knee injury and family had factored into the decision.
“Opinions change. I feel very comfortable with the decision I made. I’m happy, and did what’s best for me,” Koepka said this week ahead of a LIV’s first US event in Portland, Ore.
Jena Sims and Brooks Koepka hosted their family and friends in Turks and Caicos in June 2022 or a memorable wedding weekend. Instagram/Jena Sims
In the weeks following his wedding to Jena Sims, Brooks Koepka joined the LIV Golf tour in June 2022. Getty Images
Brooks Koepka competed at the PGA Championship in May 2022 ahead of his wedding to Jena Sims. Getty ImagesKoepka is one of the most notable names to defect to LIV, a list that includes Dustin Johnson, Phil Mickelson, and Bryson DeChambeau. Johnson, Mickelson, and DeChambeau have all reportedly received nine-figure paydays for joining the tour, which is backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund.
Though the PGA Tour has since suspended all golfers participating in LIV events, those in the Saudi series can partake in July’s British Open.
