She’s taking off.
Paige Spiranac fans got one final glimpse of her sultry selfies, as the golf influencer joined the droves of celebrity Twitter users paying farewell to the floundering social media site.
The 29-year-old treated her fans to “one last” cleavage-baring snap on Twitter on Thursday as fears escalated over the platform’s potential demise in the wake of Elon Musk’s takeover as owner and CEO.
“Here’s my cleavage for the last time on Twitter if it shuts down,” Spiranac tweeted alongside a stunning selfie of her dressed in a gingerbread pajama top.
Spiranac’s goodbye selfie came after celebrities – including Whoopi Goldberg, Gigi Hadid and Shonda Rimes — ditched Twitter in recent weeks amid Musk’s controversial $44 billion acquisition.
In the latest saga to embroil the social media giant, hundreds of Twitter employees also reportedly quit Thursday after Musk sent a memo to workers with an ultimatum: Commit to a “hardcore” work environment or be fired by 5 p.m.
The hashtags #RIPTwitter and #GoodbyeTwitter immediately started trending following the mass exodus – and Twitter promptly announced its offices would be closed until Monday.
Twitter users were quick to mourn what they believed was the platform’s impending death.
Still, Spiranac seemingly sought to reassure her fans.
Alongside the selfie, the 2022 Maxim Hot 100 cover star added a link to her website and encouraged her followers to “sign up here so you don’t miss anything I’m doing.”
Paige Spiranac in a recent Twitter post Paige Spiranac/Twitter
Paige Spiranac shares a selfie for fans on Twitter amid the social media platform’s mass resignations following Elon Musk’s takeover. Twitter/Paige Spiranac Spiranac also shares plenty of content on her Instagram, which has over 3 million followers, as well as TikTok and and YouTube – where she recently addressed body-shaming comments.
Earlier this week, Spiranac took to Twitter to fire back at people who claim female athletes over-sexualize their bodies. In a video discussing the double standard, she showed images of shirtless male sports stars, including Tom Brady, LeBron James and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Meanwhile, Musk’s takeover of the platform has been marred with chaos as he tries to generate revenue at the financially struggling company.
One folly was the rollout — and subsequent revocation — of the Blue Verified program, in which Twitter users were invited to pay $7.99 per month for a blue check icon next to their handles.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez became embroiled in a bitter feud with Musk as she argued, at one point, that his planned overhaul of Twitter’s verification process would make it easier for “targeted harassment” of women.
Then, Thursday’s employee fallout came after Musk slashed the company’s workforce in half upon his takeover of the platform.
Among those fired was 80 percent of its engineering staff – including some of the team who keep the platform’s core system libraries up and running. With more engineers now reportedly leaving, questions remain as to who will be left to fix bugs and prevent service outages.
As the resignations rolled in, Musk quipped in a tweet: “How do you make a small fortune in social media? Start out with a large one.”
