Haley and Hanna Cavinder recently made an appearance at Miami Swim Week to participate in a series of events. The former college basketball players, now influencers, addressed questions about their recent cosmetic procedures during the Sports Illustrated Swim Beach Club Party. Both were open about their decisions to undergo breast augmentation and expressed a desire to spread positivity through their changes.
During an interaction with the media, Hanna Cavinder emphasized the importance of self-satisfaction and body positivity, stating, “Whatever you spread will always come back to [you], whether it’s body positivity or anything in life. If you’re happy with yourself, what else matters?” Their openness is aimed at promoting self-confidence and positivity among their audience.
Haley Cavinder shared her perspective on the experience by highlighting the unique bond she shares with her sister. She reflected on the recovery process, saying, “Going through a recovery from a boob job with my twin makes me want to go through a pregnancy with her, too, because we keep each other company. Everyone’s like, ‘You always do everything together,’ and I’m like, ‘No s—, I guarantee you would too.’ I was in the womb with her.”
The sisters were also part of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show at W South Beach, connecting with fellow influencers, models, and prominent figures in the industry. They even announced a new “bikini triplet” addition with Jena Sims through a TikTok video before stepping onto the runway, demonstrating their enjoyment and creativity in engaging with their audience.
Through these events, the Cavinder Twins not only exhibited their commitment to body positivity and sisterly support but also engaged with the modeling and influencer community during Miami Swim Week.

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