Cavinder twins jab TikTok critics with new apartment flex
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The Cavinder twins showed off their stunning new apartment and threw shade at their critics in the process.
Haley and Hanna Cavinder — who became top NIL earners while playing basketball at the University of Miami — “just moved into our dream apartment,” the sisters shared in a TikTok video on Thursday.
“Those ‘stick to TikTok’ comments really paid off,” the 22-year-old siblings wrote over the video, which showed the space surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows.
Haley and Hanna were seen dancing and celebrating in the home while Taylor Swift’s song “Mean” played in the background, featuring the lyrics: “Someday, I’ll be livin’ in a big old city / And all you’re ever gonna be is mean.”
Although the pair didn’t share exactly where the apartment is located, the view from their balcony appeared to overlook the Miami area.
They also hinted in the comments that their new pad is in Florida.
When someone asked if they moved close to the WWE performance center, located in Orlando, the sisters — who signed a NIL deal with WWE in December 2021 — tagged the organization and added an eyeball emoji.
Haley and Hanna also gushed over their new apartment on Instagram Stories.
“Blessed, new casa!” they wrote on their joint account. “Love you guys [so much].”
The blonde duo shared a snap of the view outside of their balcony, which included a bunch of palm trees and tall buildings.
“Just moved into our new apartment,” they wrote over the photo. “Thank you guys so much for the support we couldn’t do all of these things without you.
“We can’t wait to show you it when we are done.”
The Cavinder twins, who rose to TikTok fame during the pandemic, made an estimated $2 million in 2022, according to Boardroom.
They currently have 4.5 million followers on TikTok and 274,000 on Instagram.
That doesn’t include their massive following on their solo Instagram accounts, where Hannah has 711,000 followers and Haley has 712,000.
Following the Hurricanes’ Cinderella run during March Madness, Haley and Hanna both opted not to exercise their fifth year of eligibility to focus on NIL deals and other opportunities, including the pursuit of their pro wrestling careers.
Haley and Hanna graduated from the University of Miami in May after the senior guards helped the Hurricanes reach their first Elite Eight in program history.
The Hurricanes’ March Madness run ended there as they were eliminated by eventual champion LSU.
Haley and Hanna’s brand portfolio includes deals with Boost Mobile, Pronamel, Champs Sports, Bucked Up and Victoria’s Secret.
They also joined Jake Paul’s sports-gambling outfit, Betr, which will house their “Twin Talk” podcast.
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