Katie Sigmond has risked an Instagram ban after sharing a series of sultry snaps taken while soaking in her bath. The post, which left very little to the imagination, prompted followers to ask whether such content is permitted on the platform.
Sharing the images with her large following, Sigmond wrote: "Good to be back Calii <3 y'all go check the site." Her fans quickly filled the comments with compliments, while others questioned how the post had not been removed.
Fans React to Risqué Post
One fan joked: "Yet a bikini pic gets taken down for me lol." Another commented: "How do you get away with posting this! My mirror pics get taken down while I'm fully clothed!"
A third admirer wrote: "Absolutely gorgeous photos, very beautiful," while a fourth added: "That beautiful body belongs on every front Beauty & Body magazine in the world!" Another simply said: "On Instagram is crazy!"
Known for Bold Content
Sigmond is no stranger to stripping down on social media, having previously posed without clothes in her bed, on a balcony using a newspaper to protect her modesty, and in a sauna.
The influencer first rose to fame sharing golf-related content, including videos at the driving range and on the course. She was among a number of women who gained prominence around the same time.
Paige Spiranac Weighs In
However, they all trailed Paige Spiranac, who has spoken about the rise of golfing influencers. Spiranac said: "They say that imitation is the greatest form of flattery so I am proud to be an inspiration for all of these women."
She added: "They've seen me be successful and they know that if they copy exactly what I'm doing or follow in the exact footsteps of the path I've built for myself that they will also be successful and we have seen that. But that's pretty cool."
Spiranac continued: "It shows how powerful my brand has been that if they do copy everything they will also be successful. I will say that I do value creativity and I wish that it wasn't copied exactly from the exact outfit to my hair to the captions to how it's shot."
She concluded: "It would be nice if there was a little bit of a difference and I think it would be more beneficial for them to be different and not have it be exactly the same."
