U Miami's Million-Dollar Twins Hanna & Haley Cavinder Have Skyrocketing Careers Off The Court
The University of Miami's women's basketball team shined bright this year as they made their way to the Elite Eight, and players Hanna and Haley Cavinder are helping bring the Hurricanes into the spotlight. The twins are taking social media by storm and making a name for themselves off the court.
They transferred to Miami from Fresno State for the 2022-2023 season, and their careers have skyrocketed ever since.
With over 4.5 million followers on TikTok and 196K on Instagram, their online presence keeps up with their athleticism. They even have a YouTube page with 87.7K subscribers.
While they are independently known, brand-wise, the sisters realized they are better together and created their platform as "the Cavinder twins."
Attorney Darren Heitner, who works with the women, told the New York Post in July 2022 that they have exceeded $1 million in earnings.
With their name, image, and likeness (NIL) brand deals, Forbes estimated a month later that they have booked up to $1.7 million in partnerships before taxes and fees to agents.
Their A-List social media strategy has gotten the 22-year-old siblings to partner with labels like Cigarette Racing, Champs Sports and GoPuff, along with many others.
After Miami was eliminated at the Elite Eight competition, it's now off-season for the ballers, where they are sharing their personal life, spending time with their parents and their two other sisters.
Yes, there are four total siblings... but the others aren't twins.
They are currently in Arizona where their family home is located and they spent Easter with the rest of the Cavinder crew.
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