PAIGE SPIRANAC enjoyed Super Bowl LVII from one of the best seats in the house then almost managed to steal the show herself.
The former pro golfer, 29, watched from a dozen or so rows back as the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in a thrilling finale in Arizona on Sunday night.
Spiranac, wearing a white top and jeans, cheered on the Eagles as they sought a second Super Bowl title to go with their 2018 crown.
Her support for the Philadelphia outfit came after she predicted them to win it at the beginning of January.
But she was then just yards away from the Eagles as they heartbreakingly spurned the lead in the final quarter.
Yet despite her team not getting the victory, Spiranac remained upbeat about the whole event.
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Reacting on social media the following morning, she shared a picture of her smiling inside the stadium.
And she added the caption: "Last night was fun. Now on the road again ✈️".
Earlier this week, Spiranac attempted to show off her own American football skills.
She shared pics of her running with a football before colliding into a practice dummy.
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Paige then added the pic of her hitting the dummy to her Twitter page, where she blasted people who have sent inappropriate messages in the past.
She said: "How men expect me to act when they send d*** pics in the DMs."
Across Twitter and Instagram, Paige boasts almost 4.5million followers overall – with 3.7m of these coming from Instagram.
She regularly teases fans on her pages, but was forced to address an issue relating to fake accounts in her name.
She said: "Just recently there was another person who was scammed by a fake account and the scammer goes all out like they’ll send fake drivers licence, fake cheques, anything you can think of they’re doing it.
"I report at least 20 fake accounts every single day. Every day. They keep popping up, we’re trying to do what we can."
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