"Real-life Barbie" 173cm former women's basketball star stuns at US Open... "Psychology student who used to get A+ in brainy subjects" reveals surprising charm

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Former college basketball player Hannah White (24) received praise as a "real-life Barbie" from fans for her glamorous style at the US Open tennis tournament.

The UK's The Sun reported on the 14th (local time) that "White enjoyed the tennis Grand Slam held in New York and shared attractive photos with her 380,000 Instagram followers."

In particular, a photo of her wearing pink tweed dress, sunglasses, and holding a cocktail sparked major buzz. Fans who saw the photo cheered with comments such as "literally Barbie," "the outfit is so cute," "beautiful princess," and "you're the best."

The drink White was sipping in the photo is the tournament's signature cocktail, "Honeydew." Made by mixing Grey Goose, the official vodka partner, with lemonade and raspberry liqueur, the drink is characterized by three melon balls resembling tennis balls placed on top. First sold at the tournament in 2006, it has now become a USOh Peun-eul (CEO) staple.

White also shared photos of herself watching the match live from the stands or monitoring the situation via TV behind the scenes.

Born in Wheeling, West Virginia, USA, in 2002, White was a promising basketball player standing 173cm tall. She played as a point guard for the Cleveland State University (CSU) Vikings and was a versatile student who majored in psychology during college while maintaining excellent academic grades (GPA).

After leaving the court, White officially launched her social media activities starting with TikTok video uploads in December 2020. She is now actively sharing new daily life moments with fans, including basketball-related content, fitness tips, and vacation photos.

The media reported that "once a competitor on the court, she has now perfectly transformed into a powerful social media star with immense influence."

Meanwhile, in this year's US Open men's singles final, Alexander Zverev (Germany) defeated Ben Shelton (USA) 3-1 to claim the title. In women's singles, Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan) overcame Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus) 2-1 to reach the US Open summit for the first time in her career.

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