Alicia Scholes, the daughter of Manchester United legend Paul Scholes, has shared a series of social media pictures in which she flaunts her figure in a see-through top.
Social media snaps draw fan praise
The 26-year-old posed in front of a mirror while appearing to get ready for bed, with her hair tied up. In the caption, she wrote: "Pig tails."
Fans were quick to compliment her, with one calling her "gorgeous" and another describing her as "cute". A third follower wrote: "I hope you had a wonderful day." The posts also included a picture of Alicia wearing a low-cut top.
Netball career highlights
In one image, Alicia wore only a black bra while lying on the carpet at home. In the comments, a follower asked when she would return to the netball court, following an injury that had sidelined her.
Alicia has built her own sports career in netball. She started with Manchester Thunder before helping Pulse reach the Netball Super League Grand Final in 2023. She was part of the 2024 squad that finished third after defeat in the play-off semi-finals.
Tribute to her father
Alicia was instrumental in the club's landmark triumph in the Netball Super Cup in July 2025, their inaugural victory in the tournament, defeating Loughborough Lightning 53-45.
She has spoken admiringly of her famous father, saying: "My whole life your priority has always been being my dad, and growing up and realising how hard you had to work everyday alongside that is something I can't even comprehend."
She added: "To achieve all you did takes so much sacrifice and hard work and somehow I still had you to take me to school every morning and be there at the end of each day, so present in every aspect of my life!"
"If anyone met you they wouldn't have a clue the life you've lived, they'd just see a genuinely kind, polite, caring person. You don't care about people who don't matter, and out of everything that is the most valuable thing i have learnt from you."
"The thing I am proudest of is being your daughter, you are the best role model and father figure I could ever have, and you do it so effortlessly."
